Organon of Medicine, Tr. by R.E. Dudgeon

Samuel Hahnemann was the founder of homeopathy, an alternative medicine practice. Written in 1810, "Organon of Medicine" lays out the principles and philosophy behind homeopathy. This translation by R.E. Dudgeon has been widely recognized as a seminal work in the field of homeopathy, and remains a valuable reference. Anyone interested in homeopathy should start with this foundational text.

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