The Science of Homoeopathic Therapeutics

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The work which is here presented to the public is a work of no ordinary merit. It is to take the place of the late Hartmann's Acute an chronic Diseases; but in point of scientific value and practical usefulness it is as far superior to the former as the present status of Homoeopathy is above that of Hartmann's time. Baehr is man not only endowed with great scientific accomplishment, but he is likewise a man of large experience. It is our opinion that this work will be read with pleasure and profit by every physician, and we recommend it to all students of medicine who are anxious to obtain a more-elevated perception of Homoeopathy.

The work which is here presented to the public is a work of no ordinary merit. It is to take the place of the late Hart- mann’s Acute and Chronic Diseases; but in point of scientific value and practical usefulness it is as far superior to the former as the present status of Homeopathy is above that of Hart- mann’s time. Behr is a man not only endowed with great scientific accomplishments, but he is likewise a man of large experience.

It is our opinion that this work will be read with pleasure and profit by every physician, and we recommend it to all students of medicine who are anxious to obtain a more-elevated perception of Homeopathy.

We have incorporated in this work large sections from Kafka, so that this author is also presented in these two volumes. We have likewise introduced on suitable occasions the new remedies, and have made valuable additions from our Journals and drawn upon our personal records.

It is with infinite pleasure that we commend this highly useful work to our colleagues generally; we have devoted much time and persevering labor to its translation.

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