The Hahnemann Medical College ~ year 1885 in U.S.

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June 7, 2011· 1 min read

HISTORY: The Hahnemann Medical College ~ year 1885 in U.S. Image: an admission ticket that belonged to Mr. D. A. Wilson Long Live Homeopathy! Iman

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