Lectures on the Theory and Practice of Homoeopathy

Extensively quoted from the writings and communications of Drs. Hering, Gross, Aegidi, Wolf, Lippe, etc. His essays on doses and potencies are very releaving. Dr. R.E. Dudgeon, M.D. gave these lectures about eight years after the death of Hahnemann, and thus whatever he has related and quoted must have been in his memory. While going through these lectures, one feels, as if one has been transported back to about one and a half centuries and meets with people and listens to their reactions to the new revolution in medicine. He has extensively quoted from the writings and communications of Drs. Hering, Gross, Aegidi, Wolf, Trinks, Henriques, Lippe, Mure and numerous others. His essays on doses, the emergence of potencies and how Hahnemann came to stumble upon the high potencies or dilutions for treating the patients on homoeopathic principles is a very revealing study.