The Temperance Ladder: A Few Steps in the Right Direction for Those On the Look-Out for Dialogues and Recitations
The Temperance Ladder, published in 1843, presents a collection of dialogues and recitations advocating for temperance. This volume offers a glimpse into the 19th-century temperance movement through dramatic pieces designed for public performance and moral instruction.
The dialogues and recitations within "The Temperance Ladder" aim to promote the benefits of abstinence and the dangers of alcohol consumption. They offer insight into the social concerns and reform efforts of the era. This collection provides valuable primary source material for those interested in the history of social reform, temperance, and the role of public speaking and performance in shaping public opinion.
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