Nos plaies sociales: La profanation du dimanche, l'alcoolisme, la désertion des campagnes, by Charles Gibier, published in 1902, examines pressing social issues in France at the turn of the century. Gibier addresses the decline in Sunday observance, the detrimental effects of alcoholism, and the increasing desertion of rural areas. This work provides valuable insight into the social fabric of France during a period of significant change and offers a historical perspective on problems that continue to resonate today.

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