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This social history documents the great 'alcoholic binge' that occurred between 1790 and 1840, when Americans drank more alcoholic beverages--nearly a halt pint of hard liquor per man per day--than at any other time in American history. American men were taught to drink as children--even as babies. However, alcohol usages crossed sexual, regional, racial and class lines.
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Alcoholism, History, Social conditions, Epidemiology, Alkoholismus, Alcoholisme, TemperancePlaces
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The alcoholic republic, an American tradition
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The alcoholic republic, an American tradition
1979, Oxford University Press
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Includes index.
Bibliography: p. 251-252.
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