The Licensing Act, 1872, With Explanatory Intr., and Notes
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The Licensing Act, 1872, With Explanatory Intr., and Notes offers a detailed examination of a pivotal piece of British legislation during the Victorian era. Authored by William Andrews Holdsworth, this book provides comprehensive insight into the Act's provisions and its historical context.
This edition includes explanatory introductions and notes, making it an invaluable resource for legal scholars, historians, and anyone interested in the social and legal history of Great Britain. The Licensing Act of 1872 significantly impacted the regulation of public houses and the sale of alcohol, reflecting the societal concerns and reforms of the time.
Holdsworth's thorough analysis captures the nuances of the Act, offering readers a clear understanding of its implications and enduring legacy within the framework of British law. A must-read for those seeking to understand the complexities of Victorian legal and social reform.
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