Sober by Act of Parliament

Sober by Act of Parliament
Fred Arthur McKenzie, correspondent active in the early 20th century who wrote several books on geopolitical developments in eastern Asia (1869-1931)

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Table of Contents
-01- About this book
-02- DEDICATION
-03- PREFACE
-04- PART I. AMERICA
-05- CHAPTER I. THE STATE AS SALOON KEEPER
-06- CHAPTER II. RUM AND POLITICS
-07- CHAPTER III. FORTY YEARS OF PROHIBITION
-08- CHAPTER IV. PROHIBITION IN KANSAS
-09- CHAPTER V. THE LAW THAT FAILED
-10- CHAPTER VI. HIGH LICENCE
-11- PART II. GREATER BRITAIN
-12- CHAPTER I. PROHIBITION AND LOCAL OPTION IN CANADA
-13- CHAPTER II. LOCAL CONTROL IN NEW ZEALAND
-14- CHAPTER III. LICENSING IN AUSTRALIA
-15- PART III. THE CONTINENT OF EUROPE
-16- CHAPTER I. THE STATE AS DISTILLER
-17- CHAPTER II. THE GOTHENBURG SYSTEM
-18- PART IV. ENGLAND
-19- CHAPTER I. THE GROWTH OF THE LICENSING SYSTEM
-20- CHAPTER II. LICENSING REFORM
-21- CHAPTER III. THE PROBLEMS OF REFORM
-22- CHAPTER IV. THE PATH OF PROGRESS
-23- APPENDIX
-24- FOOTNOTES