2 Links to 19th Century texts
Posted: Fri Sep 01, 2006 7:32 am
Hi all,
Yesterday on the German list, Homoeopathie-zeitschrift, there was a link posted to an extraordinary collection of *19th Century* homoeopathy texts held in the Taubman Medical Library, University of Michigan. Perhaps many of you are already familiar with this amazing reference library, but for those who are not...This collection contains (so far) the scanned pages of 377 historical texts from authors such as Jahr, Boenninghausen, Hahnemann, Rueckert, Hartlaub, Hering, Hempel, Noack, Croserio and more.... plus some editions which were subsequently published in French or English. This is a phenomenal collection, containing many books either out of print, or very expensive to buy. http://www.hti.umich.edu/cgi/t/text/tex ... e&c=homeop
As well, for anyone interested in having an online version of the German 'MMP' and 'Chronic Diseases' they are available here: http://www.symptomensuche.de/ go to (Orig. Texts) in left hand side tool bar. You can also do searches for individual symptoms and symptom-combinations in the texts by using the Google search function (Symptomensuche).
Enjoy,
Chris.
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Yesterday on the German list, Homoeopathie-zeitschrift, there was a link posted to an extraordinary collection of *19th Century* homoeopathy texts held in the Taubman Medical Library, University of Michigan. Perhaps many of you are already familiar with this amazing reference library, but for those who are not...This collection contains (so far) the scanned pages of 377 historical texts from authors such as Jahr, Boenninghausen, Hahnemann, Rueckert, Hartlaub, Hering, Hempel, Noack, Croserio and more.... plus some editions which were subsequently published in French or English. This is a phenomenal collection, containing many books either out of print, or very expensive to buy. http://www.hti.umich.edu/cgi/t/text/tex ... e&c=homeop
As well, for anyone interested in having an online version of the German 'MMP' and 'Chronic Diseases' they are available here: http://www.symptomensuche.de/ go to (Orig. Texts) in left hand side tool bar. You can also do searches for individual symptoms and symptom-combinations in the texts by using the Google search function (Symptomensuche).
Enjoy,
Chris.
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