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Thora HandsFunded by the Wellcome Trust, this book is open access under a CC BY 4.0 license.Presents a social history of drinking in Britain, focusing on consumers’ actions and attitudes rather than the problems

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Gerhard Hochreiter,Heinz Sch?pplriod. In reframing drink and the Victorians, the book looks deeper than the problems of alcohol, to investigate the reasons why people drank it in the first place. The chapter draws attention to the complexities of alcohol production and consumption which can be understood through an analytical fram

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-82684-8 alcohol sale and consumption which resulted in stricter licensing laws later in the century. It then examines the impact this legislation had on alcohol producers and retailers who formed local and national trade defense organisations. One of the ways to promote and protect business interests was t

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,Ver?nderungsprozesse verstehen und managen,cohol sale and consumption. One of the richest sources of information on alcohol consumers lies within the reports of parliamentary enquiries on alcohol held during the second half of the nineteenth century. During these enquiries, witnesses from across Britain gave detailed accounts of drinking wit

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Vorlesungen über Statik und Festigkeitslehres then women could be viewed as the ‘secret army’ whose drinking behaviour was often shrouded by the constraints of gender norms and values or encased in ideas about deviancy and immorality. The chapter considers the division between women’s public and private drinking and shows that women’s drinkin