Forsyth, Mark. A Short History of Drunkenness. Viking, 2017. ISBN9780241980101. Supplied185-page PDF.
Courtly coercion and alcohol revenue are used to interpret relations between rulers and drinking, including the 1914 ban.
Mark Forsyth, A Short History of Drunkenness (Viking, 2017), chap. 17, “Russia”.
Mark Forsyth, A Short History of Drunkenness (Viking, 2017), chap. 17, “Russia”.
chap. 17, “Russia”
Forsyth, Short History of Drunkenness, chap. 17, “Russia”.
chap. 17, “Russia”
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