Elizabeth Abbott is a historian who writes about social customs and human relationships. She is best known for A History of Mistresses, which examines the lives of women throughout history. Her work focuses on the personal lives of people often overlooked in traditional historical accounts.
Sugar
Sugar
Synopsis
This book explores the extensive history of sugar, tracing its journey from a luxury item to a global commodity. It examines the profound impact sugar has had on societies, economies, and the environment across centuries. The narrative delves into the social, health, and environmental consequences of sugar production and consumption, revealing its complex legacy.
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SugarPaperback, Sep
464 pages
Harry N. AbramsISBN: 97815902064785 editions available
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What makes Elizabeth Abbott's 'Sugar' different from other books on the topic?
Elizabeth Abbott's 'Sugar' distinguishes itself by offering a comprehensive global history that intertwines the economic, social, and environmental impacts of sugar from its origins to modern consumption, providing a unique interdisciplinary perspective.