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<dl><dd>Includes 12 tracts, each with divisional t.p.'s; each tract originally published separately, each one then passing through a number of editions</dd>
<dd>Nos. 6-12 numbered on the respective t.p.'s</dd>
<dd>Includes bibliographical references</dd>
<dd>(from divisional t.p.'s) What is homoeopathy? 6th ed. -- The defence of homoeopathy. 5th ed. -- The truth of homoeopathy. 6th ed. -- The small dose of homoeopathy. 9th ed. -- The difficulties of homoeopathy. 13th ed. -- No. 6. The advantages of homoeopathy. -- No. 7. The principle of homoeopathy. -- No. 8. The controversy on homoeopathy. -- No. 9. The remedies of homoeopathy. -- No. 10. The provings of homoeopathy. -- No. 11. The single medicine of homoeopathy. -- No. 12. The common-sense of homoeopathy</dd>
<dd>Bradford, T.L. Homoeopathic bib. of the U.S.</dd>
<dd>National Center for Homeopathy;</dd>
<dd>NLM Copy 1 provenance: bookseller's ticket of Boericke &amp; Tafel's Homoeopathic Pharmacy, Philadelphia; armorial bookplate of Clarence Willard Butler; stamp of Library, American Foundation for Homoeopathy; NLM Copy 2 provenance: bookseller's ticket of A.J. Tafel, Philadelphia; ownership inscription of Mary Parker; NLM Copy 1 and 2: bookplates of the Maesimund Banning Panos Library, National Center for Homoeopathy; presented to the Center by the American Foundation for Homoeopathy</dd>
<dd>Will digitize</dd>
<dd>Condition reviewed</dd></dl><br>Subjects: Homeopathy</div>
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<dl><dd>Sharp, William, 1805-1896</dd>
<dd>National Center for Homoeopathy (U.S.), donor. DNLM</dd>
<dd>American Foundation for Homoeopathy, former owner. DNLM</dd></dl></div>
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