Thoughts On The Moral Physiology And Pathology Of The Disease Liquor Drinking, With Advice, Hints
"Thoughts On The Moral Physiology And Pathology Of The Disease Liquor Drinking, With Advice, Hints" delves into the pervasive issue of alcohol consumption through a unique lens, combining moral philosophy with physiological understanding. Written by Sam Bigelow, this work offers a detailed exploration of the effects of alcohol on the human body and mind, framing excessive drinking as both a physical ailment and a moral failing.
Bigelow provides insights into the societal and personal consequences of alcohol abuse, offering advice and practical hints aimed at promoting temperance and sobriety. This book serves as a historical document reflecting 19th-century attitudes toward addiction and the burgeoning temperance movement, appealing to readers interested in the history of medicine, social reform, and the ongoing battle against substance abuse.
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