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Presents an exploration of the history of drinking in the United States, discussing how alcohol has shaped American history and character from the seventeenth century to the present.
- History
- Alcohol
- Drinking of alcoholic beverages
- Alcoholism
- Drinking customs
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Drinking in America is a survey of the ways in which alcohol and drunkenness have impacted national history. Cheever, a former alcoholic and daughter of the novelist John Cheever, intertwines her own family's history of alcoholism with the national story. Cheever is pretty critical of the impact of alcohol - but she's also willing to acknowledge its uses and virtues. For example in her discussion…
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