The Probe: An Inquiry Into the Use of Stimulants And Narcotics : the Social ...
The Probe: An Inquiry Into the Use of Stimulants And Narcotics : the Social ...
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There is the drunken husband or wife, whose partner is quite powerless in the present state of the law, and who is able and willing to support him or her in a retreat ; and the same as to a near relation placed in the same circumstances.
'^ 4. The young but dangerous mad drunkard, who is evidently and rapidly committing self-destruction by a succession of attacks of de- lirium tremens.
^^ 5. There is the sad humiliating slave of oinomania.
'*The first class I would leave to the |)olice authorit...ies to deal with, as I would not be disposed to offer a premium to crime, and thus re- move one of the principal difficulties to the plan I propose.
^^ In the second class there are various degrees. Some can, to some extent, manage their properties, and are not altogether in the power of designing rogues, but still are rapidly advancing to the grave.
With these I would use no compulsion. Others of this class, who are in the power of sharpers and evil associates, and who are rapidly i-uining their families, both morally and materially — ^these the Govern- ment ought mercifully to protect^ by assisting their friends in secur- ing their safety in a retreat, still with liberty to manage their busi- ness, according to their amount of intelligence*, by themselves, or in conjunction with some friend.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There is the drunken husband or wife, whose partner is quite powerless in the present state of the law, and who is able and willing to support him or her in a retreat ; and the same as to a near relation placed in the same circumstances.
'^ 4. The young but dangerous mad drunkard, who is evidently and rapidly committing self-destruction by a succession of attacks of de- lirium tremens.
^^ 5. There is the sad humiliating slave of oinomania.
'*The first class I would leave to the |)olice authorit...ies to deal with, as I would not be disposed to offer a premium to crime, and thus re- move one of the principal difficulties to the plan I propose.
^^ In the second class there are various degrees. Some can, to some extent, manage their properties, and are not altogether in the power of designing rogues, but still are rapidly advancing to the grave.
With these I would use no compulsion. Others of this class, who are in the power of sharpers and evil associates, and who are rapidly i-uining their families, both morally and materially — ^these the Govern- ment ought mercifully to protect^ by assisting their friends in secur- ing their safety in a retreat, still with liberty to manage their busi- ness, according to their amount of intelligence*, by themselves, or in conjunction with some friend.
What to read after The Probe: An Inquiry Into the Use of Stimulants And Narcotics : the Social ...?
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