Smashing the liquor machine : a global history of prohibition /
Schrad, Mark Lawrence,author.
Includes bibliographical references (pages 561-695) and index.
Introduction: Everything you know about prohibition is wrong -- Part I. The continental empires. Two Tolstoys and a Lenin--Temperance and prohibition in Russia -- The temperance internationale--Social Democrats against the liquor machine in Sweden and Belgium -- Temperance, liberalism and nationalism in the German and Austro-Hungarian Empire -- Part III. The British Empire. Temperance and self-determination int he British Isles -- Black man's burden, white man's liquor in Southern Africa -- Gandhi, Indian Nationalism, and the temperance resistance against the Raj -- The dry man of Europe--Ottoman prohibition against British domination -- Part III. The United States. First peoples, first prohibitionists -- Liquor and the ethnic cleansing of North America -- "All great reforms go together"--temperance and abolitionism -- The Empire Club strikes back -- A tale of two Franceses--Temperance and suffragism in the United States -- The progressive soul of American prohibition -- Prohibition against American Imperialism -- A people's history of American prohibition -- The battle for dry America -- Conclusion--where did we go wrong?
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