Black Candle
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- Preface
- Part 1 - Chapter 1 - Pipe Dreams
- Part 1 - Chapter 2 - The Traffic
- Part 1 - Chapter 3 - The New Buccaneers
- Part 1 - Chapter 4 - Opium
- Part 1 - Chapter 5 - Snowbirds and Owls
- Part 1 - Chapter 6 - Heroin and Slavery
- Part 1 - Chapter 7 - Passing on the Habit
- Part 1 - Chapter 8 - Doctors and Magistrates
- Part 1 - Chapter 9 - Soldiers and Drug Addition
- Part 1 - Chapter 10 - The Cure
- Part 2 - Chapter 1 - The Black Candle
- Part 2 - Chapter 2 - Traffic in the United States
- Part 2 - Chapter 3 - Young Addicts
- Part 2 - Chapter 4 - The Drug Traffic in Canada
- Part 2 - Chapter 5 - Ways of the Traffickers
- Part 2 - Chapter 6 - Trappers All
- Part 2 - Chapter 7 - War on the Drug Ring
- Part 2 - Chapter 8 - International Rings
- Part 2 - Chapter 9 - Prisoners at the Bar
- Part 2 - Chapter 10 - A Comparison and a Question
- Part 2 - Chapter 11 - Black Smoke
- Part 2 - Chapter 12 - Cocaine
- Part 2 - Chapter 13 - Girls as Pedlars
- Part 2 - Chapter 14 - The Hypodermic Needle
- Part 2 - Chapter 15 - Prescriptions
- Part 2 - Chapter 16 - The Immediate Withdrawal Cure
- Part 2 - Chapter 17 - Opened Shutters
- Part 2 - Chapter 18 - Prohibition and Drug Intoxication
- Part 2 - Chapter 19 - Opium
- Part 2 - Chapter 20 - Crime and Narcotics
- Part 2 - Chapter 21 - Drug Bondage
- Part 2 - Chapter 22 - The Living Death
- Part 2 - Chapter 23 - Marahuana - A New Menace
- Part 2 - Chapter 24 - Orders for Search
- Part 2 - Chapter 25 - Spotter and Stooler
- Part 2 - Chapter 26 - Drugs Generally
- Part 2 - Chapter 27 - Salvage
- Part 2 - Chapter 28 - Healing
- Part 2 - Chapter 29 - Forecast of Victory
- Part 2 - Chapter 30 - The Contest
- Part 2 - Chapter 31 - To Addicts - Apologia
Emily Murphy wrote about the Vancouver, BC Downtown Eastside and its various residents. This is one of her quotes from the book - "It is hardly credible that the average Chinese peddler has any definite idea in his mind of bringing about the downfall of the white race, his swaying motive being probably that of greed, but in the hands of his superiors, he may become a powerful instrument to that end. - Summary by Lynda Marie Neilson
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