Book contents
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Chapter One A Tale of Temperance and Drink 1870–1914
- Chapter Two Vodka, Absinthe and Drunkenness on Britain's Streets in 1914: A Tale of Fear and Exaggeration?
- Chapter Three Best Laid Plans? Lloyd George and the Drink Question
- Chapter Four Restrictive or Constructive? The Early Stages of the Central Control Board
- Chapter Five The Carlisle Experiment: Lord D'Abernon's ‘Model Farm’
- Chapter Six ‘Helping our weaker sisters to go straight’: Women and Drink during the War
- Chapter Seven Reforming the Working Man
- Chapter Eight State Purchase and the Waning of the Central Control Board
- Conclusion: The End of the Central Control Board
- Select Bibliography
- Index
Index
- Frontmatter
- Contents
- List of Illustrations
- Acknowledgements
- Introduction
- Chapter One A Tale of Temperance and Drink 1870–1914
- Chapter Two Vodka, Absinthe and Drunkenness on Britain's Streets in 1914: A Tale of Fear and Exaggeration?
- Chapter Three Best Laid Plans? Lloyd George and the Drink Question
- Chapter Four Restrictive or Constructive? The Early Stages of the Central Control Board
- Chapter Five The Carlisle Experiment: Lord D'Abernon's ‘Model Farm’
- Chapter Six ‘Helping our weaker sisters to go straight’: Women and Drink during the War
- Chapter Seven Reforming the Working Man
- Chapter Eight State Purchase and the Waning of the Central Control Board
- Conclusion: The End of the Central Control Board
- Select Bibliography
- Index
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- Pubs and PatriotsThe Drink Crisis in Britain during World War One, pp. 255 - 262Publisher: Liverpool University PressPrint publication year: 2013