Homeopathy 

The reference to the term "Homöopathie" being first published in 1807 is on page 263 of the Dean article (page 9 of the pdf), although his referencing is a little convoluted - it cites an article called "Fingerzeige auf den homöopathischen Gebrauch der Arzneien in der bisherigen Praxis", referring to ref. 52 which itself refers back to ref. 24 which has it published in Hufeland’s Journal, xxvi (1807), 5–43.  

I'll reword the "Hahnemann's concept" section to include Hahnemann's use of the term "doctrine of specifics" and reference Dudgeon.

I've noticed there's a short "to do" list on the Homeopathy talk page which I might try to work on now that things have quietened down over there.  Do you know of any good but reasonably concise sources (preferably available online) for:

i) the concept of healing crisis in the context of homeopathy;
ii) the work of Constantine Hering and James Tyler Kent and how it differs from Hahnemann?

Wikipedia's Kent article cites your article "Kent's Influence on British Homeopathy" but any additional sources would be gratefully received.

All the best,