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Liquor Laws of the United States - Their spirit and effect is an unchanged, high-quality reprint of the original edition of 1885.Hansebooks is editor of the literature on different topic areas such as research and science, travel and expeditions, cooking and nutrition, medicine, and other genres. As a publisher we focus on the preservation of historical literature. Many works of historical writers and scientists are available today as antiques...

Excerpt from The System of High Licenses: How It Can Be Made SuccessfulOn the second day of the International Temperance Congress of Antwerp (september 13, Dr. Lancereaux, member of the Paris Académie de Médecine, formulated the following policy, which was loudly applauded.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundreds of thousands of rare and classic books. Find more at www.forgottenbooks.comThis book is a reproduction of an important ...

Excerpt from Some Thoughts on the International Temperance Meeting: Held at Antwerp in September, 1885European principle in such vigorous terms as to amount to an assault upon everything savoring of prohibition. Though differ ing widely as to whether educational and moral forces or legisla tive measures, having a tendency to favor the milder beverages, or social reforms and the general amelioration of the condition of the laboring people shoul...

Excerpt from The South Carolina Dispensary: A Brief History of the Famous Experiment in State Control of the Liquor TrafficConsidered from the point of view of the political economist, the South Carolina State Dispensary must be classed and judged as a State monopoly of that fiscal category to which in past ages belonged all the various subjects embraced under the general title of jura regia, and of which modern history Offers many similar, th...

Excerpt from The Nation's Drink-Bill, Economically Considered: A Review of Col. Switzler's Report on the SubjectTaxation ranks foremost among the measures calculated to restrict the excessive use of ardent spirits. As an administrative measure, the tax upon this article may be fixed at as high a rate as is compatible with revenue considerations having reference to the collection of such a tax.About the PublisherForgotten Books publishes hundre...

Excerpt from The Second International Temperance Congress: Held at Zürich, Switzerland, in the Year 1887, A Review of the Official ReportConsistency in suppressing Truth, in distorting facts, in twisting out of their true meaning and intent the words and deeds of men, and in misrepresenting the meaning of events this sort of consistency may be a policy, precious as a jewel to those Who practice it for their advantage, but, whether em ployed in...

Excerpt from Liquor Laws of the United States: Their Spirit and EffectThe liquor traffic, in all its bearings upon the moral and social condition of man, has recently been made the subject of methodical enquiries in very many European countries, and a mass of extremely valuable material has already been and is still being gathered there for the purpose of establishing a seien tific basis for future legislation. Similar efforts are at present b...

Excerpt from Colonial Liquor Laws, Vol. 2: Part II. Of Liquor Laws of the United States, Their Spirit and EffectThe laws of the different colonies derived their peculiar spirit and form from the characteristics, circumstances, man ners and habits of the people for whom they were designed, hence an historical outline of the colonial liquor-laws would not have been complete, perhaps not even intelligible, without a brief description of the econo...

Excerpt from The Effects of Beer Upon Those Who Make and Drink It: A Statistical SketchIn our country we have, so far, at least one reliable collection of data on the subject, namely, that which was submitted by a sanitary commission, appointed by President Lincoln to examine the camps of the Union army and report upon their sanitary con dition. In examining the condition of regiments in which malt liquors were freely used, said commission fou...