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Preface ix
Introduction: The Logic of Abstinence 1
1 The Evangelical Premise 9
2 How Moderation Became a Vice 37
3 Sylvester Graham, Vegetarianism, and the Pursuit of Perfect Temperance 71
4 Abscinence without Idealism 95
5 John Stuart Mill and the British Alternative 130
Epilogue: From Abstinence's Past to Its Present 158
Acknowledgments 169
Notes 171
Index 225
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