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miua.2188058.0001.001	Leo-Wolf, William.	Remarks on the abracadabra of the nineteenth century : or on Dr. Samuel Hahnemann's homeopathic medicine, with particular reference to Dr. Constantine Hering's "Concise view of the rise and progress of homoeopathic medicine," Philadelphia, 1833. By William Leo-Wolf.	1835		.txt	text/plain	92250	2685	45	Moreover all records in the history of medicine of the cure of diseases, in a manner different from his, are, according to Hahnemann, entirely false, and even one single speedy and permanent of Hahnemann, asserting that homieopathic drugs alone act absolutely and unconditionally, do not common sense and experience claim also for the immense multitude of agents in all surrounding nature, at least a little more to excite the same counter-and-after-actions which he claims for his infinite atoms? profession has, on that account, in almost all ages, mistaken similar'processes for critical evacuations, by which a morbid matter is thrown out of the body, which the fancy of the physicians presumes to be the only cause of the disease; whereas it is to be regarded merely as the natural consequence of the more energetic general vital reaction, and of the re-beginning healthy functions of	./cache/miua.2188058.0001.001.pdf	./txt/miua.2188058.0001.001.txt