Bacchus and Civic Order
The Culture of Drink in Early Modern Germany (Studies in Early Modern German History)
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Word Count
80,000 words, Guess
Page Count
320 pages
Physical Format
Paperback
Identifiers
- Internet Archivebacchuscivicorder00tlus
- Internet Archivebacchuscivicorde00tlus
- ISBN-100813920450
- ISBN-139780813920450
- Goodreads120181
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- Library of Congress Control Number00013133
- OCLC Control Number45661643
- Better World Books9780813920450
- Open LibraryOL9615811M
Classifications
- LCCGT2883.G3 T58 2001
- LCCGT2883.G3T58 2001
First Sentence
WHEN THE DAY LABORER Lienhart Strobel was accused by the Augsburg city council in 1542 of allowing his daughter to practice prostitution in his house and accepting rounds of drinks from her customers in return for his compliance, he defended his honor by asserting that "he had always paid his round."
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