Two Footnotes To The History Of The Anti-alcohol Movement
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Ernest Barron Gordon provides two interesting historical footnotes to the anti-alcohol movement in this short but informative book. He examines the temperance movement in England and the prohibition movement in the United States, shedding light on some of the lesser-known aspects of these movements. Anyone interested in the history of alcohol control policies will find this book a valuable addition to their collection.
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