- Addiction in the Nineteenth Century
- Temperance and Teetotalism
- Ease of obtaining alcohol
- Drunkedness in the Navy and the Navvy
- Drunkedness at Funerals
- Christmas alcohol consumption
- Public Drunkedness
- Drunkedness Cause of Accidental Deaths
- Drunkedness and Crime
- Drunkedness and Loss of Class Status
- The Effect of Alcoholism on Productivity
- The Victorian and Edwardian Public House (Pub)
- Instead of the Pub: Temperance Billiard Halls
Alcohol and Alcoholism in Literature and Art
- Charles Dickens
- Alcoholic Drink in Charles Dickens's Writings
- Alcoholism in Our Mutual friend
- Charles Dickens and Two Kinds of Punch
- Gin Punch and Wine in Dickens's Christmas Scenes
- Ford Madox Brown's Work
- “Where does your Mother get her Gin, My Dear?” (Punch, 1879)
- William Holman Hunt's The Flight of Madeline and Porphyro during the Drunkenness Attending the Revelry (The Eve of St. Agnes)
- Robert Braithwaite Martineau, The Last Day in the Old House
Last modified 9 July 2011