Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from The Homoeopathic Eye, Ear, and Throat Journal, Vol. 12: Devoted to the Interests of General Practitioners and Specialists; January to December, 1906
You and I, by our careless adoption of a rule of conduct less than the highest, by our easy conformity to things as they are, our half hearted effort for things as they should be, are helping to breed the moral miasma which subtly steals into the fine constitution of the young souls about us, enfeebling and checking the free growth of right instinct, until at last the passionate protest against wrong is changed into dull acquiescence. And the voices that once cried with the Teacher: 'be ye perfect!' murmur with fatal resignation the proverb ever on lips stiffening in moral paralysis. 'in Rome be as the Romans.'
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