Samuel Gregg
Author of Reason, Faith, and the Struggle for Western Civilization
About the Author
Samuel Gregg is a moral philosopher who has written and spoken extensively on questions of ethics in public policy, jurisprudence, and bioethics
Works by Samuel Gregg
On Ordered Liberty: A Treatise on the Free Society (Religion, Politics, and Society in the New Millennium) (2003) 43 copies
Tea Party Catholic: The Catholic Case for Limited Government, a Free Economy, and Human Flourishing (2013) 37 copies
Becoming Europe: Economic Decline, Culture, and How America Can Avoid a European Future (2013) 32 copies
The Commercial Society: Foundations and Challenges in a Global Age (Studies in Ethics and Economics) (2006) 24 copies
Natural Law, Economics and the Common Good (St Andrews Studies in Philosophy and Public Affairs) (2012) 6 copies
Profit, Prudence and Virtue: Essays in Ethics, Business and Management (St Andrews Studies in Philosophy and Public Affairs) (2009) 5 copies
Infant church membership : or, The spiritual and permanent character of the Abrahamic covenant 2 copies
Associated Works
A Humane Economy: The Social Framework of the Free Market (1990) — Introduction, some editions — 191 copies, 1 review
One and Indivisible: The Relationship between Religious and Economic Freedom (2016) — Contributor — 13 copies
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Part polemic, part history, part manifesto but all moaning. I don't even know what the author is trying to convince me of, other than that the world was built by Christians. I think it's telling how far back he has to reach for examples and the only modern people he keeps quoting are the popes. Still what does that prove? It's like saying the world was created by humans who believed in the theory of 4 humours.
Trial Of William Bushnell, Samuel Gregg, George Russell, David Thayer, Milton Fuller, H. L. H. Hoffendahl, I T. Talbot, Benjamin H. West for Practising Homoeopathy (1873) by Samuel Gregg
Paperback. Good condition, though front cover has a stain in lower left corner.
This book is of significant historical significance. This trial in front of the Massachusetts Medical Society prosecuted 8 prestigious homeopaths for the "crime" of practicing homeopathy as a member of a conventional medical society. Samuel Gregg, MD, was the founder of the 1st women's medical college (a homeopathic medical school).
2nd case, 2nd row
This book is of significant historical significance. This trial in front of the Massachusetts Medical Society prosecuted 8 prestigious homeopaths for the "crime" of practicing homeopathy as a member of a conventional medical society. Samuel Gregg, MD, was the founder of the 1st women's medical college (a homeopathic medical school).
2nd case, 2nd row
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