An intelligent and authoritative history of opium--a drug that has both healed and harmed since the beginning of civilization.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Lucy Inglis is the creator of the award-winning Georgian London blog and her book of the same name was shortlisted for the History Today Longman Prize. She is also the author of two novels for young adults, including City of Halves, which was longlisted for the Carnegie Medal and the Branford Boase award.
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Section i: List of Illustrations Section ii: Maps Introduction iii: Introduction Unit 1: PART ONE: Ópion, afyun, opium Chapter 1: The Ancient World Chapter 2: The Islamic Golden Age to the Renaissance Chapter 3: The Silver Triangle and the Creation of Hong Kong Unit 2: PART TWO: In the Arms of Morpheus Chapter 4: The Romantics Meet Modern Science Chapter 5: The China Crisis Chapter 6: The American Disease Unit 3: PART THREE: Heroin Chapter 7: A New Addiction, Prohibition and the Rise of the Gangster Chapter 8: From the Somme to Saigon Chapter 9: Afghanistan Chapter 10: Heroin Chic, HIV and Generation Oxy Section iv: Afterword Acknowledgements v: Acknowledgements Section vi: Notes Index vii: Index
Section i: List of Illustrations Section ii: Maps Introduction iii: Introduction Unit 1: PART ONE: Ópion, afyun, opium Chapter 1: The Ancient World Chapter 2: The Islamic Golden Age to the Renaissance Chapter 3: The Silver Triangle and the Creation of Hong Kong Unit 2: PART TWO: In the Arms of Morpheus Chapter 4: The Romantics Meet Modern Science Chapter 5: The China Crisis Chapter 6: The American Disease Unit 3: PART THREE: Heroin Chapter 7: A New Addiction, Prohibition and the Rise of the Gangster Chapter 8: From the Somme to Saigon Chapter 9: Afghanistan Chapter 10: Heroin Chic, HIV and Generation Oxy Section iv: Afterword Acknowledgements v: Acknowledgements Section vi: Notes Index vii: Index
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