This book explores the history of inebriety and homes for inebriates in England. Joseph Parrish delves into the medical and social aspects of alcoholism, as well as the treatment options available in the late 1800s. He also presents case studies of individuals who were helped by these homes, shedding light on the personal impact of these institutions.

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