:: John Henry Clarke: A Tribute ::

In the homeopathic world November announces the birth anniversary of some of our great masters like Dr. John Henry Clarke and Dr. E. B. Nash. So we take this opportunity to thank one of our pioneers, Dr. J.H. Clarke in this Thanksgiving issue, "Dr. John Henry Clarke: a Tribute". Dr. John Henry Clarke (1853-1931) was one of the most successful and highly influential London homeopath in the 1870s. He took his M. -B., C. M. at Edinburgh University in 1875 as gold medalist in several subjects followed by M. D. and further academic successes and appointments in 1877. His work in the homoeopathic field commenced almost immediately and he was known for his successful clinical practice. He became a keen follower of Dr. Compton Burnett and in April, 1885 when Dr. Burnett edited his last number of The Homoeopathic World Dr. Clarke followed him by commencing as Editor from the next month. ....