The Much-Lamented Death Of Madam Geneva - The Eighteenth-Century Gin Craze

by Patrick Dillon

Paperback, 2002

Publication

Review (2002), Edition: First Edition, 368 pages

ISBN

0747235457 / 9780747235453

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food and drink - Gin, food and drink, London - social and cultural history

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