Adulteration of Liquors, With a Descripition of the Poisons Used in Their Manufacture

This book is a compelling treatise on the dangers of alcohol consumption, written in a style that is both persuasive and engaging. Cotter provides detailed information on the physical, social, and moral effects of drinking, and draws on a range of sources to make his case. This is an essential book for anyone concerned with the impact of alcohol on individuals and society as a whole.

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