Introduction

Introduction to Intoxicants and Early Modern European Globalization
Kathryn James, Phil Withington
pp. 1–11

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Alcohol and the Ambivalence of the Early English East India Company-State
Philip J. Stern
pp. 1–17

The Intoxicant as Preservative and Scientific Instrument in the World of James Petiver
Kathryn James
pp. 1–17

A Copper Still and the Making of Rum in the Eighteenth-Century Atlantic World
Nuala Zahedieh
pp. 1–18

Boston in New England, Intoxicant Town
Mark Peterson
pp. 1–18

The Failed Globalization of Psychedelic Drugs in the Early Modern World
Benjamin Breen
pp. 1–18

Smoking Clubs in Graphic Satire and the Anglicizing of Tobacco in Eighteenth-Century Britain
Cynthia Roman
pp. 1–19

Opium, Experimentation, and Alterity in France
E. C. Spary
pp. 1–19

Tobacco and the Social Life of Conquest in London, 1580–1625
Lauren Working
pp. 1–19

Tobacco-Taking and Identity-Making in Early Modern Britain and North America
Angela McShane
pp. 1–22

Tropical Hospitality, British Masculinity, and Drink in Late Eighteenth-Century Jamaica
Trevor Burnard
pp. 1–22

Addiction, Intoxicants, and the Humoral Body
Phil Withington
pp. 1–23