Explore the fascinating world of moonshining with "The Second Oldest Profession: An Informal History of Moonshining in America" by Jess Carr. This hardcover book, published in 1972 by Prentice Hall, delves into the rich cultural and economic history of moonshining in the United States. Carr's engaging narrative weaves together the customs and traditions of this unique industry with the broader contexts of business and economics, offering readers a compelling look at a timeless topic. With a weight of 1 lb, the book spans over 250 pages and is adorned with illustrations that bring the text to life. Perfect for enthusiasts of social sciences and business economics, this book is an insightful read for anyone interested in the intricate tapestry of American moonshining. Whether you're a scholar, a curious reader, or a connoisseur of unique American customs, this book promises to be a valuable addition to your collection.