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Individual influence /
The Forbes MacKenzie Act and Commission dissected, or A voice from the people demonstrating the demoralising effects of the act.
The Earl of Harrington on the Maine law; on the law of libel as opposed to the declaration of truth and the defence of character; and other subjects.
The Forbes Mackenzie Act. A few observations in favour of the principles which now regulate the sale of spirituous liquors in Scotland, in reply to Mr. J. Stirling's pamphlet on the subject.
The duty of the church in relation to the evils of intemperance; a lecture ...
Nehushtan; or, The principle of Hezekiah's reformation applied to the temperance reformation: a sermon.
Scripture light on intoxicating liquors: a sermon delivered in New Church Street Chapel, Edgeware Road, London, on Sunday, May 8, 1859.
Truth vindicated: or, The people correctly taught in opposition to the Rev. Dr. Cumming: being the substance of two lectures ...
The public-house question. Shall the trade be thrown open? ...
Patience needed; or The duty of temperance reformers at the present crisis; a sermon ...
Testimonies & statistics in reference to the working of the Public-Houses Act, from magistrates, superintendents of police, clergymen, city missionaries, employers of labour, etc. etc.
A clergyman's reasons for teetotalism.
The great evil of the day; a remedy suggested.
Return of crimes, offences, and contraventions, and of cases of drunkenness, within the bounds of Edinburgh police.
The drunkard's progress: being a panorama of the overland route from the station of drouth, to the general terminus in the Dead Sea /