Habit Forming explores American drug addiction and recreational drug use from 1776 to 1914, providing important historical context for the ongoing War on Drugs.
Habit Forming explores American drug addiction and recreational drug use from 1776 to 1914, providing important historical context for the ongoing War on Drugs.
Elizabeth Kelly Gray is Associate Professor of History at Towson University.
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Acknowledgments Note on Terminology Introduction Part I: Hidden Drug Use in America Chapter 1: American Use of Opiates, 1776-1842 Chapter 2: American Drug Use Quietly Escalates, 1842-1867 Chapter 3: The Vogue for Hashish, 1832-1884 Part II: Learning from a World of Users Chapter 4: The Global Context, 1774-1862 Chapter 5: Habitual Opiate Use in Great Britain, 1821-1877 Chapter 6: The Drug Trade and Habitual Use in China, 1804-1881 Part III: An Open Problem Chapter 7: American Opium Dens, 1850-1910 Chapter 8: A Public Problem, 1867-1905 Chapter 9: Federal Regulation Begins, 1875-1914 Conclusion: The Hydra Emerges Notes Bibliography Index
Acknowledgments Note on Terminology Introduction Part I: Hidden Drug Use in America Chapter 1: American Use of Opiates, 1776-1842 Chapter 2: American Drug Use Quietly Escalates, 1842-1867 Chapter 3: The Vogue for Hashish, 1832-1884 Part II: Learning from a World of Users Chapter 4: The Global Context, 1774-1862 Chapter 5: Habitual Opiate Use in Great Britain, 1821-1877 Chapter 6: The Drug Trade and Habitual Use in China, 1804-1881 Part III: An Open Problem Chapter 7: American Opium Dens, 1850-1910 Chapter 8: A Public Problem, 1867-1905 Chapter 9: Federal Regulation Begins, 1875-1914 Conclusion: The Hydra Emerges Notes Bibliography Index
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