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Examines how the drinking of laudanum for medical reasons developed and how it became an everyday safeguard against pain, poverty, and boredom. Opium eating was catapulted into fame by the confessions of Thomas De Quincy and insinuated itself into the lives and works of writers such as Louisa May Alcott, Lord Byron, Shelley, Elizabeth Barrett Browning, John Keats, the Bronts͡, Samuel Taylor Coleridge and many others. Illustrated with photographs, engravings, advertisements, movie stills, pulp magazine and dime novel covers and paraphernalia.
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In the arms of Morpheus: the tragic history of laudanum, morphine and patent medicines
2001, Greystone Books
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1550548697 9781550548693
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In the arms of Morpheus: the tragic history of laudanum, morphine, and patent medicines
2001, Firefly Books
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155297538X 9781552975381
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