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A Treatise on the Decline of Manhood

By A.E. Small, A.M., M.D. | Second Edition, Revised | Chicago: Duncan Brothers, 1888
Goodson Gallery Digital Archive Edition

Explore a pivotal 19th-century medical perspective on men’s health with A Treatise on the Decline of Manhood by Dr. A.E. Small. This 1888 second edition offers a comprehensive examination of the causes behind the deterioration of male vitality and presents methods for prevention and restoration, reflecting the medical understanding of the era.

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About the Author: Dr. A.E. Small:

Dr. Alvan Edmond Small (1811–1895) was a prominent figure in American homeopathic medicine. As president of Hahnemann Medical College and Hospital in Chicago, he played a significant role in advancing homeopathic medical education in the United States. His work contributed to the broader acceptance and institutionalization of homeopathy during the 19th century.

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About the Book:

In A Treatise on the Decline of Manhood, Dr. Small delves into various factors contributing to the decline of male health, including lifestyle choices, environmental influences, and physiological changes. He emphasizes the importance of early intervention and adherence to natural laws to prevent and reverse these effects. The treatise serves as both a medical guide and a reflection of contemporary beliefs about masculinity and health.

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Download Details:

• Format: High-resolution PDF

• Length: Approximately 110 pages

• Source: Professionally scanned from the original 1888 second edition

• Delivery: Instant digital download

• Preservation Fee: $6.99 — supports the digitization of rare medical texts

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Authenticity Guarantee:

This book was professionally scanned directly from our personal antique copy and remains 100% true to the original edition. No words, formatting, or illustrations have been changed.

Note: The cover image shown is a stylized Goodson Gallery Digital Archive Edition, created for consistency across our collection.

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Ideal For:

• Historians of medicine and 19th-century health practices

• Researchers interested in the evolution of men’s health discourse

• Collectors of rare medical and homeopathic literature

• Individuals exploring historical perspectives on masculinity and health