دانلود کتاب Homeopathy - Why Rockefeller Supported Medical Education in Canada: The William Lyon Mackenzie King Connection

Gates, the extrovert, and Rockefeller, the recluse, soon came to respect one another. Gates had to adapt to Rockefeller's personal reliance
on homeopathy; he received a memo from his employer stating, "I am
a strong homeopathist." The year after reading Osler's book, Gates told
the secretary of the University of Chicago that "Mr. Rockefeller has
been and is opposed to allopathic medicine."1° When Dr. Biggar, who
practised homeopathy and was Rockefeller's personal physician and
friend, criticized the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research, Gates
countered by writing to Rockefeller, "He has not kept up with the
progress of medicine and is still living in the twilight of two or three
generations ago. His paper represents the sentiments of about fifty
years ago."ll Later, when his adviser had persuaded him to support
medical education and research, Rockefeller paid so little personal attention to how his money was being used that, years after the great
Rockefeller Institute of Medical Research had opened in New York
City, his son complained that he had never been inside the building to
see what his money had helped create