MELINDA KENDALL : HER LIFE AND WRITINGS

19th-century Australian writer, pioneer, teacher. The site of the rambling research of Mr Knox’s offsider.

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PHTHISIS

Posted by nellibell49 on June 25, 2008

In the 19th century – as it is still in the 21st century – there were some most unpleasant ways to ” do a perish” . Phthisis being one of them. Basil E died from it along with Basil the father and many others. Heres a homeopathic viewpoint from the 1880s

http://www.homeoint.org/hompath/articles/147.html

THE TREATMENT OF PHTHISIS [Treatment Of Pthisis]

Transactions Of World Congress Of Homoeopathic Physicians & Surgeons By Pemberton Dudley

Volume: 1893 May / June ( Melinda died in jan 1893)

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