La Homeopatia: Periodico Mensuale Propoganda Organo De La Sociedad Hahnemann, Volumes 3-5 is a historical record of homeopathic practices and thought. Published in Spanish, this periodical served as an organ of the Hahnemann Society, advocating for and disseminating information about homeopathy. These volumes offer insights into the practices, beliefs, and the community surrounding homeopathy during the period of its publication.

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