A lecture on homœopathy before the members
of the Boylston Medical Society

A lecture on homœopathy before the members
of the Boylston Medical Society

Wesselhoeft, C. (Conrad), 1834-1904

Lectures

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Homeopathy

Boylston Medical Society

In contrast to the bitter controversies of the previous decade, the 1880s saw the distinct medical factions in Boston making tentative overtures to one another. In April 1886, Dr. Vincent Y. Bowditch, president of Harvard's Boylston Medical Society, addressed the Hahnemann Society of Boston University, and Dr. Conrad Wesselhoeft, the professor of pathology and therapeutics, spoke in turn to members of the Boylston Society, "as an omen of a better understanding and more congenial intercourse among physicians

Title page from Conrad Wesselhoeft's A lecture on homeopathy

Wesselhoeft, C. (Conrad), 1834-1904

Otis Clapp and Son

1886

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