An edition of Temperance tracts for the people
(1800)
Temperance tracts for the people
First series
by New-York State Temperance Society
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Table of Contents
No.1. Is dealing in intoxicating liquors as a beverage immoral?
No.2. Legal coercion
No.3. Moral suasion and legal coercion relatively considered
No.4. Objections to a prohibitory law considered
No.5. Facts from the poor-house and the prison
No.6. The political economy of the Maine law
No.7. Politics and temperance
No.8. Farmers and temperance
No.9. Drinking usages
No.10. The use of intoxicating liquors as a beverage, never beneficial, but always injurious to a person in health, proved by medical testimony
No.11. Adulteration of brandy, gin, wine, beer &c. &c.
No.12. The difference between regulating and prohibiting the sale of intoxicating drinks.
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