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Drugs and alcohol

This is an index of texts related to the sale, consumption and production of alcohol and substances commonly considered to be drugs

Contents 1 Alcohol 2 Tobacco 3 Illegal Drugs 3.1 Marijuana 3.2 Opium 3.3 Other

[edit] Alcohol

• Alcoholism, as it appeared in the 1913 Catholic Encyclopedia
• Temperance Movements, as it appeared in the 1913 Catholic Encyclopedia

[edit] Tobacco

• A Counterblaste to Tobacco, by James I of England and VI of Scotland in 1604
• On Tobacco, by Thomas Browne

[edit] Illegal Drugs

• The Physiological Action of Drugs, 1901 by M. S. Pembrey and C. D. F. Phillips
• Executive Order 12383, 1982 order by Ronald Reagan specifying which drugs could lead to a court-martial in the Armed Forces.
• Presidential Radio Address - 2 October 1982, 1982 joint address by Ronald Reagan and Nancy Reagan referring to a "war on drugs"
• Presidential Radio Address - 30 June 1984, 1984 joint address by Ronald Reagan and Nancy Reagan on student drug use
• Proclamation 5562, 1986 order by Ronald Reagan announcing "Crack/Cocaine Awareness Month"
• Proclamation 5537, 1986 address by Ronald Reagan announcing "National Drug Abuse Education and Prevention Week"
• Presidential Radio Address - 16 January 1988, 1988 address by Ronald Reagan on declining cocaine use
• Statement of CIA Inspector General to The House Committee On Intelligence - March 16, 1998, 1988 analysis of the CIA's role in drug-smuggling
• Presidential Radio Address - 1 March 1997, 1997 address by Bill Clinton against the use of drugs by children
• Presidential Radio Address - 12 September 1998, 1998 address by Bill Clinton against the use of drugs by children
• Proclamation 7489, 2001 order by George W. Bush announcing "National Red Ribbon Week for a Drug-Free America"

[edit] Marijuana

• Kyllo v. United States, 2001 U.S. Supreme Court case ruling that thermal imaging of a grow operation was a visual observation, not a search.

[edit] Opium

• Confessions of an English Opium-Eater, by Thomas de Quincey
• Report on the Need for the Suppression of the Opium Traffic in Canada, 1908 by William Lyon Mackenzie King
• International Opium Convention, 1912

[edit] Other

• The Effects of Beer Upon Those Who Make and Drink It, 1886 by G. Thomann[1]
• Why Do Men Stupefy Themselves?, 1888 essay by Leo Tolstoy condemning the use of alcohol and narcotics.
• Proclamation 7496, 2001 order by George W. Bush announcing "National Alcohol and Drug Addiction Prevention Month"