A Lecture on Homeopathy Before the Members of the Boylston Medical Society (of Harvard Medical School) (Classic Reprint), Wesselhoeft Conrad

Early in March the writer received a very polite invita tion, from Drs. H. I. Bowditch and V. Y. Bowditch, to answer some questions concerning homopathy to the members of the Boylston Medical Society, consisting Of the advanced students of the Harvard Medical School. The proposal was gladly accepted and it was arranged that each member of the class should write down a certain number of questions, from which the secretary of the society then made a selection, consisting of fourteen questions, the answers to which form the subject of the following paper. After listen ing to it, there followed a discussion of the subject by Dr. D. Hunt, and this was followed by questions concerning homoeopathy on the part of the members. These questions and remarks were all to the point, intelligent and courteous, as I hope the unpremeditated answers were likewise.

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