Seven Sisters of Sleep

Explore the historical landscape of drug abuse with Mordecai Cubitt Cooke's "The Seven Sisters of Sleep," a seminal work examining the pervasive influence of narcotics in 19th-century society. This meticulously prepared print edition delves into the societal impact of opium, morphine, and laudanum, shedding light on addiction and its consequences. Cooke's exploration offers a unique perspective on the disease of drug abuse, providing insights into the mental health challenges associated with substance dependence. This book serves as a valuable resource for understanding the historical context of drug-related issues, and it remains relevant to anyone interested in social science, self-help, and the history of medicine. "The Seven Sisters of Sleep" offers a fascinating glimpse into a past grappling with problems that continue to resonate today.

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