The ethics of mongrelism ... / a correspondence between Thomas Skinner and Robert E. Dudgeon.

  • Skinner, Thomas, 1825-1906.
Date:
1881
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Credit: The ethics of mongrelism ... / a correspondence between Thomas Skinner and Robert E. Dudgeon. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    THE ETHICS OF MONGRELISM. Correspondence between Dr. Thomas Skinner, late Editor of “ The Organon, and Dr. Robert E. Dudgeon, Editor of “ The British Journal of Homoeopathy. Dr. Skinner to Dr. Dudgeon. Liverpool, 8th Feb., 1881. Dear Sir, As it is just possible that your paper on “Dilutions,” in your January number, may bring uncalled- for discredit upon my Potentizer, upon the centesimality of the higher attenuations used by me daily, and even injury to my reputation in the estimation of your readers, to say nothing of my practice, I request that you will publish the letter * I now send you in your April number, or return it with your reasons for not publishing it. I remain, yours truly, (Signed) Tho. Skinner. Dr. Dudgeon to Dr. Skinner. 53, Montagu Square, London, iith Feb., 1881. Dear Sir, I presume, from the contemptuous tone in which you write to the author of our editorial article on “ Dilutions,” that you did not intend that your letter should • The letter here alluded to will be found at the end of this correspond- ence, entitled, “ Dilutions.”