TABLE OF CONTENTS

Introduction
Guenter B. Risse

Orthodoxy and Otherness: Homeopathy and Regular Medicine in Nineteenth-Century America
John Harley Warner

American Homeopathy Confronts Scientific Medicine
Naomi Rogers

The Paradox of Professionalisation: Homeopathy and Hydropathy as Unorthodoxy in Germany in the 19th and early 20th Century
Robert Jütte

Critics and Converts of Homeopathy: the Dutch Debate in the Nineteenth Century
Marijke Gijswijt-Hofstra

Homeopathy in Victorian Canada and its Twentieth-Century Resurgence: Professional, Cultural and Therapeutic Perspectives
J.T.H. Connor

Homeopathy in the American West: its German Connections
Joseph Schmidt

The Role of Medical Societies in the Professionalisation of Homeopathic Physicians in Germany and the USA
Martin Dinges

The Role of Laymen in the History of German Homeopathy
Dörte Staudt

Sectarian Identity and the Aim of Integration: Attitudes of American Homeopaths Towards Smallpox Vaccination in the Late Nineteenth Century
Eberhard Wolff

It Won't Do Any Harm: Practice and People at the London Homoeopathic Hospital, 1889-1923
Bernard Leary, Maria Lorentzon & Anna Bosanquet

Appendix: Records on Homeopathic Physicians in American Archives: A Preliminary Directory
Arnold Michalowski

Consolidated Bibliography

Index