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Dear All
A newcomer to the list, I am based at Middlesex University, London. My PhD 
research concerns early modern domestic medicine in southwest England. I 
wonder if anyone can direct me to sources relating to the use of 
distillation in the early modern household, particularly concerning 
technical and legal aspects.

I would especially like to know whether legal constraints impacted on 
household distillation - were there any licensing or tax restrictions which 
might have affected householders in the later seventeenth century and early 
eighteenth century?

Many thanks, Anne

Anne Stobart, MNIMH
Consultant Medical Herbalist 

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