The Transactions of the International Hahnemannian Association

The International Hahnemannian Association was founded in 1880 by a group of stalwart Hahnemannian homeopaths. The Transactions were the only publication of the association until the IHA absorbed the Homoeopathic Recorder in 1927, which had been published by Boericke and Tafel.

The IHA disbanded in 1959. The Transactions presented, in print, all the presentations made at the yearly meetings of the Association. A single volume was produced each year.

After absorbing the Homoeopathic Recorder, the presentations of the meeting were generally printed in the Recorder, and the separate volume for the proceedings ceased publication.

Articles from The IHA Transactions

Clinical Cases by B. Fincke (veterinary with discussion) [1892]
Proving of X-Ray by B. Fincke [1897]
Paracelcus and the Fluxion Process [1905] and Curantur or Curentur? by B. Fincke [1896]
Clinical Cases by B. Fincke [1896 and 1905]

On the Proving of Drugs [1885] by Samuel Swan
On Potencies and Imponderables [1886] by Samuel Swan
A Proving of Ova Gallina Pellicula (membrane of the egg shell) by Samuel Swan [1881-83]
Verification and Clinical Symptoms by W. A. Yingling (with discussion) [1898]
Cured Symptoms by Edward Rushmore [1895]
An Accidental Proving of Arnica by Edward Berridge (with discussion) [1895]

A Proving of Medorrhinum by E. W. Berridge, MD [1889]
A Revolution in Old Physic! by P. P. Wells (with discussion) [1889]
Interrogations in Homeopathics by E. B. Nash (with discussion) [1889]
A Few Suggestions About Mercurial Fillings For Teeth, by William P. Wesselhoeft [1896]
Homoeopathy in terminal conditions and apparently incurable diseases. Is it sufficient?, by Stuart Close (with discussion) [1913]