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Fate of the Irish pub (book)
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May 27, 2017
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David Fahey
Bill Barich.
A Pint of Plain: Tradition, Change, and the Fate of the Irish Pub
(Skyhorse, 5 June 2018). Also Kindle.
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Day 2 of our conference ends with a great panel discussion on historians in the policy context
#ADHS2017
https://t.co/CfMLxCszH2
14 hours ago
Utrecht conference, including program (from POINTS)
alcoholanddrugshistorysociety.org/2017/06/24/utr…
16 hours ago
And we’re off!
#ADHS2017
gets started at the University of Utrecht. 80+ papers over three days on the history of alcohol and drugs.
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