America's Thirst

Title: America's Thirst
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America's Thirst

Works Cities: Lender, Mark, and James Martin. Dinking in America. New York: The Free Press, 1987. America’s Thirst “Drinking in America”, a historic novel by Martin Lender and James Martin, stated that alcohol was the leading inhibitor for America’s slow upbringing. Americans have always been drinking alcohol. Alcohol was used to celebrate, relax, and trade. It was the people who drank excessive amounts that ruined it for all. “Drink is in itself a good …showed first 75 words of 2410 total…

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…showed last 75 words of 2410 total…attributable to the greater sophistication of the electorate and politics generally. Part, no doubt, is owing to the fact that women were welcome as customers in the new cocktail lounges. And finally, the change in the character of the saloon was effected by public determination that it should be changed. This attitude was expressed in the post-repeal statutes concerned with the physical appearance of the saloon and the character of persons authorized to operate them.

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