Confessions of an American Opium Eater

This book is an autobiographical account of Cole's addiction to opium, his struggles to overcome it, and his eventual recovery. First published in 1856, the book is an important early memoir of addiction and recovery, and offers insights into the social and cultural context of drug use in mid-19th century America. In addition to its historical significance, the book is a compelling and engaging read, with vivid descriptions of Cole's experiences and emotions.

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