Today I received my contributor's copy of The Changing Face of Drink:
Substance, Imagery, and Behaviour, ed. Jack. S. Blocker and Cheryl
Krasnick Warsh (Ottawa: Histoire Sociale-Social History, 1997).  The
price is Can. $22.50 (with orders outside Canada payable in U.S.
funds).    The address of Histoire Sociale-Social History is
University of Ottawa, 1555 rue Seraphin-Marion, Ottawa, Ontario K1N
6N5, Canada.  Some of the articles previously were published in
Histoire Sociale-Social History and others are published for the
first time in this book.  Here is the table of contents.
 
Jack S. Blocker, Jr., Introduction
 
Beverly Ann Tlusty, Gender and Alcohol Use in Early Modern Augsburg
 
Peter Pope, Fish into Wine: the Historical Antrhopology of Demand for
Alcohol in 17th-Century Newfoundland
 
George Bretherton, The Battle between Carnival and Lent: Temperance
and Repeal in Ireland, 1829-1845
 
W. Scott Haine, From Drinkseller to Social Entrepreneur: The Parisian
Working-Class Cafe Owner, 1789-1914
 
Patricia E. Prestwich, Drinkers, Drunkards, and Degenerates: The
Alcoholic Population of a Parisian Asylum, 1867-1914
 
David M. Fahey, :Blacks, Good Templars, and Universal Membership
 
Christopher J. Anstead, Hegemony and Failure: Orange Lodges,
Temperance Lodges, and REspectability in Victorian Ontario
 
Daniel K. Malleck, Priorities of Development in Four Local Woman's
Christian Temperance Unions in Ontario, 1877-1895
 
Sidsel Eriksen, Temperance from Below: The Birth of a
"Counter-Culture" [Denmark]
 
Joanne Woiak, "A Medical Cromwell to Depose King Alcohol": medical
Scientists, Temperance Reformers, and the Alcohol Problem in Britain
 
Nancy G. Garner, Women's Mighty Moral Power: The Kansas WCTU's
Political Strategy, 1878-1930
 
David W. Gutzke, Gender, Class, and Public Drinking in Britain during
the First World War
 
Ian Tyrrell, Prohibition, American Cultural Expansion, and the New
Hegemony in the 1920s: An Interpretation
 
Emmanuel Akyeampong, The State and Alcohol Revenues: Promoting
"Economic Development" in Gold Coast/Ghana, 1919 to the Present
 
Ian Tyrrell, Tasks and Achievements of Alcohol and Temperance
Historiography