
The History of Gambling in England
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Authors:
- Ashton, John
1834 - 1911
About this book
In a time when gambling shaped social interactions and economic landscapes, "The History of Gambling in England" by John Ashton offers a comprehensive exploration of this intriguing pastime. Delving into the evolution of betting practices, Ashton examines the interplay between legality and morality, highlighting pivotal moments such as the establishment of gaming houses and the rise of state lotteries. With an emphasis on the cultural significance of these practices, readers will uncover the societal impacts and regulations that emerged over centuries. Ideal for students, civic activists, and historians, this document serves as an essential resource for understanding how gambling has woven itself into the fabric of English life, revealing its complexities and enduring legacy.
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