A Retrospect of Allopathy & Homoeopathy

This controversial work of medical history traces the development of two rival schools of medical thought in the 19th century: allopathy and homeopathy. Through a careful analysis of the scientific and philosophical underpinnings of each approach, as well as a detailed survey of their respective histories and practices, the author provides readers with a fascinating and highly informative account of the origins of modern medicine. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of medical practice, the philosophy of medicine, or the social and cultural contexts of scientific inquiry.