Homoeopathic Bibliography Of The United States

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After being out of print for a number of years, Julian Winston's The Faces of Homoeopathy,one of the best historical books dealing with homeopathy in the United States, is now back in print.Last published in 1999, Jay Yasgur and Linda Lillard have republished this important referencein paperback. It provides an understanding and perspective of the development of homeopathyfrom the early 19th Century through the 20th. Winston's narrative is brought to life through 137biographies of those who contributed towards the development of homeopathy in the U.S. and GreatBritain. It also includes 365 illustrations, a section on pharmacy and potentizing machines and alisting of homeopathic hospitals which existed in the U.S., etc. A brief history of homeopathy in eachof the U.S. states and 69 countries is also appended. A treasured and entertaining resource.