Alcohol and responsibility

The need: to look calmly and objectively, using principles rather than involving peronalities. Published by Hazeldon. Once alcoholism was a sin, and the clergy denounced it; once, it was a crime, and the courts punished it; today, there is an increasing acceptance of alcoholism as a disease, and one consequence of that acceptance is the view of some that alcoholism has no moral dimensions whatever. (From back cover.)