Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from An Appeal for Homoeopathy: Or, Remarks on the Decision of the Late Judge Cowen, Relative to the Legal Rights of Homoeopathic Physicians
Opium and mercury may be referred to in illustration of the author's meaning - they are substances in ordinary use, and their effects are well known, yet writers are neither agreed as to the nature of the primary in?uence which these agents exercise over the animal economy, nor as to their proper position in a physiological classification.
This is truly a fearful acknowledgment in the preface to a work, whose agents deal in life that mercury and opium are medicines in ordinary use, and writers are not agreed about their primary in?uence.
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