AuthorBlair, Henry William

PublisherWilliam E. Smythe Company,

LanguageEnglish

Dimensions23 x 15 cm

Historical ContextThe Temperance Movement was a social movement to try and stop the abuse of alcohol. It became a popular cause in the United States and other countries which resulted in the Prohibition Act of 1920 also known as the Volstead Act. The law was repealed in 1933.

See AlsoMap of New York City to accompany "The temperance movement, or, The conflict between man & alcohol"

LC Call NumberHV 5035 1888.B6

OCLC1151314

Accession NumberOML-1888-58