Lessons in Pure Homeopathy – Volumes I & II

Description

The reader will find in this 1701-page, two-volume set eleven chapters and twenty-one appendices:

 

Chapters:

• What Is Homeopathy (25 pages)
• Philosophy of the Homeopathic Healing Art (129 pages)
• Case Analysis and the Second Prescription (91 pages)
• The Homeopathic Materia Medica (143 pages)
• On Posology (139 pages)
• Clinical Cases (274 pages)
• Therapeutics (99 pages)
• Defense of Pure Homeopathy (305 pages)
• In Memoriam (24 pages)
• Valedictory (26 pages)
• Epilogue (8 pages)

 

Appendices:

• What Is Homeopathy, and What Are the Possibilities and Duties of Its Practice? (14 pages)
• Hahnemann’s Three Precautions (25 pages)
• The Scientific Basis of Homeopathy (24 pages)
• What is Homeopathy? Pope versus Lippe (32 pages)
• The Use of High Potencies in the Treatment of the Sick (5 pages)
• Pure Homoeopathy Defined (21 pages)
• The Genius of the Homeopathic Healing Art (25 pages)
• Declaration of Homeopathic Principles (66 pages)
• Freedom of Medical Opinion and Action: A Vital Necessity and a Great Responsibility (16 pages)
• The Trial of Dr. William H. King (3 pages)
• Case of Severe and Complicated Pneumonia (9 pages)
• Single Symptoms (3 pages)
• On the Study of the Homeopathic Materia Medica (16 pages)
• Adoption of Homeopathy (3 pages)
• The Fincke Process of Potentiation (14 pages)
• Practical Considerations on the Repetition of Doses (4 pages)
• Review and Results of Using Local Applications of Homeopathic Remedies to Enhance the Healing Process (16 pages)
• Hahnemannian Cures (27 pages)
• Do Medicines Make Functional Changes? (4 pages)
• Definition of Homeopathy (10 pages)
• Salutatory (6 pages)

 

The text is well-referenced at the bottom of each page, and a comprehensive index complements it at the end.