Two Centuries of Strife: Health Wars in New South Wales Janis Timm-Bottos Told with humour and frankness

Told with humour and frankness through Michael's diary entries and Iain's own reflections

As a practising social worker

biographer of Man O War

prominent physicist Imre Patai

and salty soils (found especially in eastern Montana and in areas west and northwest of Great Falls east of the Divide and in the far northeastern portions of Sheridan County)

Two Centuries of Strife: Health Wars in New South Wales Janis Timm-Bottos Told with humour and franknessAfter modern New South Wales was established in 1788, the health modalities of the British settlers were quickly organised into two rival camps. On the one hand there was the formal health system, acknowledged by governments and operated by those with recognised qualifications; on the other there was an informal system practiced by anyone who chose to call themselves a healer and whose therapies later came to be known as complementary or alternative