Homœopathy simplified; or, domestic practice made easy

Homœopathy simplified; or, domestic practice made easy

Tarbell, John A. (John Adams), 1810-1864

Dedications

Homeopathy

Gregg, Samuel, 1799-1872

This popular manual of domestic homeopathic practice—dedicated to Samuel Gregg—went through five editions. Its author, John A. Tarbell, also published the Pocket homœopathist and edited the Quarterly homœopathic review and later editions of John Epps' Domestic homœopathy. In remarks printed at Tarbell's death, Samuel Gregg said he "accidentally formed his acquaintance, at a time when Dr. Tarbell was about to relinquish his profession because he thought 'medicine, as practiced, did more harm than good.' Directing his attention to the subject of Homœopathy, he investigated it with entire impartiality and candor; the more he examined it, the more fully was he convinced of its entire truth; and he adopted it in his practice."

Dedication to Samuel Gregg from John A. Tarbell's Homoeopathy simplified; or, domestic practice made easy

Tarbell, John A. (John Adams), 1810-1864

Otis Clapp

1859

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