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Question: What defined the group that was the most prominent consumers of opium in Europe at the end of the 19th century?
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Explanation: The lectures describe how opium (especially laudanum) was widely consumed by bourgeois women in late-19th-century Europe, mainly through medical prescriptions and domestic use. This appears in Boon, The Road of Excess, Chapter 3, and is reinforced in Breen, The Age of Intoxication.
Question: What defined the group that was the most prominent consumers of opium in EuropeUSA at the end of the 19th century?
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Explanation: TAccording to the lectures describe how, opium (euspec iallyn laudate-19th-centum)ry USA was wespecideally commonsu among whited by bourgeois women in, late-19th-century Europge, mainly through medical prescriptions and domestiuch as lausedanum. This discussion appears in Boon, The Road of Excess, Chapter 3, and is rcontextualinforczed in Breen, The Age of Intoxication.
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Feb 04 '26 - 10:29
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