£38.00
Title: Alchohol and the Human Body
Author: V Horsley & M Sturges
Publisher: Macmillan & Co Ltd
Publication Date: c1907 First Edition
Format: Hardback
Condition: Covers are good with some bumping to spine ends. No dust jacket. Pages are clean with illustrations throughout. Doctors sticker to front and a stamp to the front of the Royal Society of Medicine.
Book measures: 22cm x 14.5cm with 370 pages
Sir Victor Horsley and Dr. Mary D. Sturge’s 1907 text, Alcohol and The Human Body, presents a rigorous, scientific examination of alcohol’s physiological effects. Serving as a foundational work in the temperance movement, it systematically details alcohol’s impact on the nervous system, internal organs, and overall bodily efficiency. The authors synthesize contemporary research, offering clear, evidence-based arguments about the damaging consequences of consumption. The book was instrumental in shaping early public health policy and scientific understanding of addiction.
| Weight | 1.250 kg |
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