Correspondence - Hahnemann's Place In Medicine. The Homoeopathic World, Sept.,Oct., 1922

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Correspondence - Hahnemann's Place In Medicine. The Homoeopathic World, Sept.,Oct., 1922
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Correspondence - Hahnemann's Place In Medicine. The Homoeopathic World, Sept.,Oct., 1922

Author: Margaret Lucy Tyler, John Henry Clarke

Year: 1922

These are two articles of Correspondence regarding Dr. John Henry Clarke's paper 'Hahnemann's Place in Medicine', read as The Opening Address delivered to Students of the Summer Course of Post-Graduate Lectures held at the London Homoeopathic Hospital in 1922, and later appearing in The Homoeopathic World: A Monthly Journal of Medical, Social and Sanitary Science , August 1922, pages 211-220, published by The Homoeopathic Publishing Company, 12 Warwick Lane, E.C., London. The first correspondence is To the Editor of " The Homoeopathic World ", by Dr. Margaret Lucy Tyler, and appeared in The Homoeopathic World , Sept., 1922, page 246. Dr. Tyler (1859-1943) quotes Dr. Clarke (1853-1931) and both quote Christian Friedrich Samuel Hahnemann (1755-1843). The second correspondence is Hahnemann's Stop-Spots in Attenuations. To the Editors of " The Homoeopathic World " by Dr. Clarke, in response to Dr. Tyler, and appeared in The Homoeopathic World , Oct., 1922, pages 266-267. For the pamphlet, the title of The Opening Address changed from Hahnemann's Place in Medicine to Hahnemann and Paracelsus . Note: I have made a correction to the above. The editors of The Homoeopathic World were Dr. Ch

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