The book "Allopathy and Homeopathy before the court of common sense" by Frederick Hiller is a report on the comparison of the two main directions of medicine - allopathy and homeopathy. The author examines in detail the essence and methods of both approaches to treatment, draws attention to their advantages and disadvantages. The book contains an analysis of classical methods of allopathic medicine and principles of homeopathy, as well as real examples and results of their application. "Allopathy and Homeopathy before the court of common sense" is an interesting and informative book for everyone who is interested in modern approaches to treatment and seeks to better understand the principles of medical practice.