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Preface | ||
1 | Spices, or the Dawn of the Modern Age | 3 |
2 | Coffee and the Protestant Ethic | 15 |
A Backward Glance: The Significance of Alcohol before the Seventeenth Century | 22 | |
The Great Soberer | 34 | |
Arguments for and against Coffee | 39 | |
From the Coffeehouse to the Coffee Party | 49 | |
Coffee and Ideology | 71 | |
England's Shift from Coffee to Tea | 79 | |
3 | Chocolate, Catholicism, Ancien Regime | 85 |
4 | Tobacco: The Dry Inebriant | 96 |
The Evolution of Smoking: Pipe, Cigar, Cigarette | 111 | |
The Social and Spatial Expansion of Smoking | 120 | |
Snuff in the Eighteenth Century | 131 | |
5 | The Industrial Revolution, Beer, and Liquor | 147 |
6 | Rituals | 167 |
7 | Drinking Places | 188 |
The Coming of Counters and Bars | 194 | |
8 | The Artificial Paradises of the Nineteenth Century | 204 |
Opium, the Proletariat, and Poetry | 206 | |
Opium and Colonialism | 215 | |
The New Tolerance | 223 | |
Afterword to the American Edition | 227 | |
Bibliography | 229 |
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