The Ethics of Drink and Other Social Questions

"The Ethics of Drink and Other Social Questions: Joints In Our Social Armour," by James Runciman, delves into the pressing social issues of late 19th-century Great Britain, with a particular focus on the pervasive problem of alcoholism. This powerful work examines the ethical dimensions of alcohol consumption and its widespread impact on society.

Runciman, a keen observer of his time, offers a critical analysis of the temperance movement and the broader landscape of social reform. He explores the societal forces that contribute to the problem of alcoholism, dissecting its root causes and its devastating consequences. The book provides valuable insights into the social and ethical debates surrounding this critical issue, making it a significant contribution to the fields of sociology and social activism. This meticulously prepared print edition offers readers a crucial glimpse into a pivotal era of social change.

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