Cases Of Serious Disease Saved From Operation. 1897.
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- Title
- Cases Of Serious Disease Saved From Operation. 1897.
- Author
- John Bale
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- 1897
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Cases Of Serious Disease Saved From Operation. 1897.
Author: Dr. Robert Thomas Cooper M.A., M.D.
Year: 1897
"An Arborivital Remedy is one whose action can only be explained, by supposing a hidden force to exist in plants that is not demonstrable to the senses, and that is independent of any special mode of preparation" - Robert Thomas Cooper (1844-1903), from the Title Page to Cases of Serious Disease Saved from Operation Chiefly By Arborivital Remedies with Appendix on Systematic Progress In Medicine. Published in 1897 by John Bale, Sons & Danielsson, Ltd, London. Dr. Cooper quotes Dr. William Thomson (1843-1909), President of the Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, and in the Appendix quotes Dr. Vincent Lēon Simon (1846-1911) and Dr. Conrad Wesselhoeft (1834-1904). 'Systematic Progress In Medicine. Regulated Dosing and Drug Proving-A Plea for Unit Provings' originally appeared in The Hahnemannian Monthly , February 1897, Philadelphia, pages 97-109. This transcription is made available to the Internet Archive through the kind permission of the Board of Trinity College Dublin who supplied access to the original work. If anyone would support publishing the writings of Dr. Robert Thomas Cooper, contact Barry Shaw at shawyouare@gmail.com
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