My rating: 3 of 5 stars
New York reporter John Cashman compiled in 1966 a history of LSD from ergot to Hoffman and explored its cultural impact. He pays special attention to the acid evangelism of Cary Grant and the Leary-Alpert team ousted from Harvard. There is a lot of first-hand accounts from test subjects, as well as Cashman's own experiences under the hallucinogen. Overall, this is a sober, balanced assessment of what was know at that time and and offer the facts without proclaiming for any particular side.
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