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"By discussing diverse social contexts - from the Inns of Court to rural Derbyshire - contributors ask what kinds of etiquettes and rituals governed different drinking communities in the seventeenth century." "The influence of particular kinds of drink - claret, port, beer, ale, cider, perry - and particular kinds of drinkers in generating discourses of politics, nationalism and xenophobia is considered; and the notions of moderation and excess are analysed: while early modern medicinal tracts championed measured drinking of wine and beer as a cure for sickness, drunkenness was consistently…
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1 edition- Hardcover · English · 2004D.S.Brewer · 242 pages · 9781843840091
Social life and customsAlcoholism in literatureDrinking customsDrinking of alcoholic beveragesHistoryEngland, social life and customsAlcoholism





