Eugene Beauharnais Nash 1838 - 1917
September 19, 2009
Eugene Beauharnais
Nash 1838 - 1917 was an American graduate
from
the Cleveland Homeopathic
Hospital in 1874. Nash
taught at the New York Homeopathic Medical
College, and was the
President of the
International Hahnemannian
Association,
Nash is one of the most influential homeopaths, whose books spread far and wide. Nash was a careful researcher in the laboratory, and he was not afraid to utilise the knowledge of his grandmother, a herbalist, who taught him the value of Yarrow.
Nash had a fine tenor voice that led the congregation at his Methodist Church.
Nash wrote Leaders in homoeopathic therapeutics, The testimony of the clinic, How to take the case and to find the similimum, Leaders for the use of sulphur, Regional leaders, Leaders in Respiratory Organs (1909),