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>Sender:       Alcohol and Temperance History Group <[log in to unmask]>
>Poster:       Gutzke David W <[log in to unmask]>
>Subject:      Histoire Sociale
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>The contents of Contemporary Drug Problems Vol 21, Fall 1994 should be of
>interest to all scholars of temperance and alcohol.  This special issue,
>edited by Patricia E. Prestwich and Jack Blocker, Jr., includes the following
>articles:
 
Patricia E. Prestwich, "The Regulation of Drinking:  New Work in the Social
History of Alcohol
 
Richard F. Hamm, "Administration and Prison Suasion:  Law Enforcement in
the American Temperance Movement, 1880-1920"
 
Jan Noel, "Temperance  Campaigning and Alcohol Consumption:  A Case Study
from Pre-Confederation Canada"
 
Beverly Ann Tlusty, "Defining 'Drunk' in Early Modern Germany"
 
Hasso Spode, "The First Step Toward Sobriety:  'The Boozing Devil' in
Sixteenth-Century Germany"
 
Jessica Warner, "In Another City, In Another Time:  Rhetoric and the
Creation of a drug Scare in Eighteenth-Century London"
 
 
This issue and the next issue of Contemporary Drug Problems are bundled
with special issue of Histoire Sociale/Social History, described by David
Gutzke, 27 (November 1994), is due for publication in June, 1995, and the
special issues (vol. 21, nos. 3 and 4, fall and winter 1994).  All can be
obtained as a package for $34.50 from Professor Richard F. Hamm, Executive
Secretary, Alcohol & Temperance History Group, Department of History, Ten
Broeck 105, University of Albany-SUNY, Albany, New York, 12222.
Alternatively, the Social History issue and one of the Contemporary Drug
Problems issues can be bought for $25.50.  Make the checks out to the ATHG.