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Page 107
... homeopathy to interested mo- tives . That " their craft is in danger " is an explanation of their conduct , which , however often reiterated , we decline to accept . The ... homeopathy is its apparent HOMEOPATHY : A TOPIC OF THE DAY . 107.
... homeopathy to interested mo- tives . That " their craft is in danger " is an explanation of their conduct , which , however often reiterated , we decline to accept . The ... homeopathy is its apparent HOMEOPATHY : A TOPIC OF THE DAY . 107.
Page 108
... homeopathy , it is pretty general- ly known , dates from the close of last century . Hahnemann , its founder , seems recognized by all parties as having been a man of large intellect , earnestly studious habits , and , by all accounts ...
... homeopathy , it is pretty general- ly known , dates from the close of last century . Hahnemann , its founder , seems recognized by all parties as having been a man of large intellect , earnestly studious habits , and , by all accounts ...
Page 109
... homeopathy is its apparent unreasonableness . Of this , those who have never studied the subject can hardly be constituted judges , nor by any should it be admit- ted as an a priori argument . In this case the ques- tion is not , do ...
... homeopathy is its apparent unreasonableness . Of this , those who have never studied the subject can hardly be constituted judges , nor by any should it be admit- ted as an a priori argument . In this case the ques- tion is not , do ...
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