The Taubman Medical Library
A project is underway to scan approximately 500 items from the Taubman Medical Library’s homeopathy collection and make their full text available on-line.
A project is underway to scan approximately 500 items from the Taubman Medical Library’s homeopathy collection and make their full text available on-line.
The Hathi Trust Digital Library contains a collection of several American and British homeopathic journals from the 19th century.
Archive.org provides access to over 2000 articles on homeopathy while Google Books have a full set with detailed index of the Philadelphia Journal of Homoeopathy volumes 1–4.
Remedia has a freely accessible collection of interesting volumes of historic homeopathic literature, starting from 1792 until the first half of the 20th century.
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