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"American Homeopathy in the World War" provides a comprehensive historical record of the contributions made by the homeopathic medical community during the First World War. Compiled by Frederick M. Dearborn, this work details the service of homeopathic physicians, surgeons, and nurses who served in various capacities both at home and on the battlefields of Europe.

The text chronicles the mobilization of homeopathic hospitals and the activities of the American Institute of Homeopathy as it integrated with the broader military medical efforts of the United States. It offers a unique window into the professional and institutional history of alternative medicine during a pivotal era of global conflict. Readers will find detailed accounts of base hospitals, ambulance corps, and the personal experiences of medical personnel serving in the Army and Navy.

By documenting the dedication and expertise of these practitioners, "American Homeopathy in the World War" highlights the intersection of specialized medical practice and national service. It remains a significant resource for those interested in the history of medicine, military logistics, and the evolution of homeopathic institutions in the early 20th century.

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