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Drawing on the healing traditions of Native Americans, Quakers, and the English, as well as botanical literature and his own observations, the author explains the medicinal uses of thirty-six herbs for alleviating a variety of ailments. Original. IP. "
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Characters/People edit
- Yarrow: Add a description of this character.
- Solomon
- Burnett
- Culpeper
- Burdock
- Gerard
- Sambucus
- Wood Betony
- Susan
- St. John
- Dr. Bach
- Suzanne
- Mantle
- Betonica
- Samuel Thomson
- Wormwood
- Rademacher
- Eupatorium
- Goldenseal
- Arctium
- Galen
- Boericke
- Hoyne
- Angelica
- Dr. Christopher
- Taraxacum
- Hale
- Polygonatum
- Monarda
- Paracelsus
- Crohn
- Ulmus
- Chamomilla
- Dipsacus
- Galium
- Cinquefoil
- Asclepias
- Adam
- Blochwich
- Carrie
- Dr. William Cook
- Symphytum
- Gina
- Iris
- Werewolf Root
- Ellingwood
Setting & Locations edit
- Europe
- Lobelia
- Sweet Leaf
- North America
- Echinacea
- Urtica
- Minnesota
- Asia
- Germany
- Blue Vervain
- Calendula
- Black Walnut
- Arnica
- London
- New York
- United States
- Minneapolis
- England
- Wisconsin
- Nettles
- India
- Cimicifitga
- Underworld
- Arizona
- Baptisia
- Massachusetts
- Valley
- Hemorrhoids
- Amanita
- Scutellaria
- Rochester
First Sentence edit
From the most ancient times, human beings have had a primal belief that plants contain healing powers.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Matthew Wood (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 615.321
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