Anatomy of Drunkenness

Explore the historical perspectives on alcohol and its effects with Robert Macnish's "The Anatomy of Drunkenness." This meticulously prepared edition delves into the subject of alcoholism, examining the physiological and social impacts of intoxication. Macnish's work provides a fascinating look at attitudes toward drunkenness and temperance, exploring the science, societal impacts, and personal struggles associated with addiction.

A valuable resource for understanding the history of public health concerns and the evolution of perspectives on substance abuse, this book offers insights into the complex relationship between individuals, families, and alcohol. Explore the historical roots of addiction studies and the ongoing quest for understanding and treating this pervasive issue. This edition allows readers to engage with a historical analysis of alcohol's influence, perfect for those interested in medical history, social sciences, and the enduring challenges of addiction.

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