Please meet Thomas Bradford

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iman

April 2, 2012· 1 min read

HISTORY: Please meet Thomas Bradford, a Homeopathic doctor who served as librarian at the Hahnemann College from 1894 until his death in 1918. Long Live Homeopathy! Iman :)

HISTORY: Please meet Thomas Bradford, a Homeopathic doctor who served as librarian at the Hahnemann College from 1894 until his death in 1918.

		Long Live Homeopathy!
	Iman :)

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