Monzert, Leonard. Monzert’s Practical Distiller. New York: Fitzgerald Publishing Corporation, n.d. Copyright 1889 by Dick & Fitzgerald. Supplied 168-page scan.
The text moves from physical properties and proposed purity tests to alcohol's supposed therapeutic, preservative and stimulant qualities, coupled with moralized accounts of intoxication. It challenges the prestige of imported French brandy in medical prescribing.
Monzert, Practical Distiller, PDF 129–137 (Printed125–133; facts about alcohol).
Leonard Monzert, Monzert’s Practical Distiller (New York: Fitzgerald Publishing Corporation, n.d.; copyright1889), PDF 129–137 (Printed125–133; facts about alcohol).
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Monzert, Practical Distiller, PDF 129–137.
Printed125–133; facts about alcohol
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This is historical medical and commercial rhetoric only. Neither health benefits nor the chemical tests are endorsed. Alcohol-related advocacy and stereotypes require explicit attribution in any history narrative.
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