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CodeDS/UK/4598
NameRoche; Raphael (1857-1945); Jewish homeopath, conductor, musician
Dates1857-1945
GenderMale
BiographyRaphael Roche 1857 – 1945 was a Jewish homeopath who practiced in London, and who came from a well known musical family. He was the grandson of Ignaz Moscheles, and a famous pianist, conductor and musician in his own right. Roche was a physician at The Liverpool Homeopathic Dispensary, and a Member of the London Branch of the Medical Council and a Physician at the London Homeopathic Hospital. He treated George Bernard Shaw and Edward Hesketh Gibbons Pearson, and apparently cured a great many people of ‘incurable diseases’, including cancer. Raphael Roche was a friend of Arnold Bennett, Herbert George Wells, Almroth Edward Wright. He wrote "The Science of Medicine", and many books on music, as well as "Dithyrambs and Outrages: Voltaire seen by his contemporaries".

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