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In Public Houses: Drink And The Revolution Of Authority In Colonial Massachusetts (Published By The Omohundro Institute Of Early,Used C.W. Daniel An Entirely New Section OfIn This Study Of The Role Of Taverns In The Development Of Massachusetts Society, David Conroy Brings Into Focus A Vital And Controversial But Littleunderstood Facet Of Public Life During The Colonial Era. Concentrating On The Boston Area, He Reveals A Popular Culture At Odds With Puritan Social Ideals, One That Contributed To The Transformation Of Massachusetts Into A Republican Society. Public Houses Were An Integral Part Of Colonial Community Life