Vodka in the hands of a philosopher, doctor and commoner

Reprint from the publication. St. Petersburg. The book begins with the history of strong drinks and the description of the process of production of vodka. Further, the benefits of vodka are considered, and in conclusion it is said about the dangers of excessive use. The article can be recommended for reading aloud while taking this drink. Empress Catherine II also attached a hand to the creation of this book. Being a big fan of good vodka, she loved to give her the monarchs of neighboring states and just to whom she favored. In different years, such gifts were received by Frederick the Great and Gustav III, Voltaire and natural scientist and doctor Karl Linney. Linnaeus was so delighted that he wrote a treatise "vodka in the hands of a philosopher, a doctor and a commoner". Circulation 30 copies. Made using Print-on-Demand technology