The German physician Wilhelm Ameke (1847-1886) gave himself to homeopathy because of his
dissatisfaction with traditional medicine. This scientific work includes ideas and biography of
Hahnemann the founder of homeopathy opposition to homeopathy and an appendix on modern
University Medicine (1885). Translated by Alfred E. Drysdale and edited by R.E. Dudgeon.
Reprint of a book originally published in 1885.
