Journal of Homeopathic Clinics

Edited by Constantine Hering and Henry Noah Martin, this valuable journal was published for only nine years. However, during that period of time some of the most original ideas in homeopathy were published within its pages.

H. N. Guernsey published his article entitled "Lectures on Key-Notes", where this term was first introduced. It was also within these pages that E. A. Farrington published his supplement to Gross's Materia Medica.

Each issue was always full of interesting and instructive cases. Volumes 1 and 2 were bound together in 1869 as the Journal of Homeopathic Clinics. This title was kept through volume 4 after which it became the American Journal of Materia Medica and Record of Medical Science.

Volume 1 & 2 are available as part of the Herscu Package for EH. Package K contains volumes 3 & 4.