Truths and their reception, considered in relation to the doctrine of homoeopathy; to which are added various essays on the principles and statistics of homoeopathic practice

Truths and their reception, considered in relation to the doctrine of homoeopathy; to which are added various essays on the principles and statistics of homoeopathic practice

by Marmaduke B. Sampson

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