Smoking and Drinking

James Parton's "Smoking and Drinking" offers a stark and unflinching look at the social problems stemming from addiction in the 19th century. Focusing on the pervasive issues of alcoholism and smoking, this historical text examines the effects of excessive drinking and tobacco use on individuals, families, and society. Parton delves into the need for temperance and explores the treatment of alcoholism, including discussions of hospitals and institutional care.

Relevant to readers interested in social science, family and relationships, and healthy living, "Smoking and Drinking" provides a valuable historical perspective on the challenges of addiction and the ongoing struggle to address its consequences. This meticulously prepared print edition allows readers to engage directly with Parton's observations and insights, offering a timeless exploration of these important topics.

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