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An appeal unto Caesar : being an inquiry whether homoeopathic physicians are quacks, charlatans, imposters, mountebanks, etc. / by Geo. E. Shipman.

Homoeopathia, worthy of examination : Addressed to the graduating class, of Rush Medical College, Feb. 17, 1848 / by George E. Shipman, M.D., together with evidences of the power of small doses and attenuated medicines, including a theory of potentization, by B.F. Joslin, M.D.

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An appeal unto Caesar : being an inquiry whether homoeopathic physicians are quacks, charlatans, imposters, mountebanks, etc. / by Geo. E. Shipman.

Homoeopathia, worthy of examination : Addressed to the graduating class, of Rush Medical College, Feb. 17, 1848 / by George E. Shipman, M.D., together with evidences of the power of small doses and attenuated medicines, including a theory of potentization, by B.F. Joslin, M.D.

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An appeal unto Caesar : being an inquiry whether homoeopathic physicians are quacks, charlatans, imposters, mountebanks, etc. / by Geo. E. Shipman.

Homoeopathia, worthy of examination : Addressed to the graduating class, of Rush Medical College, Feb. 17, 1848 / by George E. Shipman, M.D., together with evidences of the power of small doses and attenuated medicines, including a theory of potentization, by B.F. Joslin, M.D.