Natioal Prohibition And Representative Government
"National Prohibition and Representative Government" examines the historical and political context surrounding the prohibition era in the United States. Fabian Franklin delves into the complexities of the 18th Amendment, exploring its impact on representative government and individual liberties. The book provides a detailed analysis of the social and political forces that led to the enactment of prohibition, as well as the challenges and unintended consequences that arose during its implementation. It is a valuable resource for understanding a pivotal period in American history and its enduring relevance to debates about government power and personal freedom.
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