Opium Monopoly (1920)

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Ellen N. La Motte

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This work reveals the opium trade, how it came to be and how the author proposed to stop it. Opium is not profitable in its legitimate use. It is only profitable because of the demands of addicts, men and women deliberately debauched, either through the legalized machinery of colonial governments, or through the illegal activities of smugglers. A moral sentiment that will balk at this immense overproduction, the sole object of which is to create drug victims, is the only weapon to fight it. In giving this book to the public, the author was calling upon that moral sentiment.

Release date NZ

June 5th, 2003

Author

Ellen N. La Motte

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Country of Publication

United States

Imprint

Kessinger Publishing Co

Pages

108

Publisher

Kessinger Publishing Co

Dimensions

210x280x5

ISBN-13

9780766160903

Product ID

1818098

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