The Economics of Prohibition

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New York: Funk & Wagnalls, 1890. First edition, 1890. An argument, backed by substantial research, in support of prohibition. Dark green cloth lettered in gilt, 515 pages. Some shelfwear, mainly rubbing to the corners and spine ends, hinges neatly repaired, text block sound, pages clean with a name at the head of the title page, no other markings. Sections include: The Economic Argument; Paying the Piper; Does High License Pay?; High License as a Monopoly; High License as a Restriction; High License and the Consumer; The Harvest of Death; A Step Toward Prohibition; Local Option; Supply Creates Demand; The True Restriction; Who Will Enforce The Law?; Maine; Kansas; Iowa; Rhode Island; Atlanta; The New Lands; The Laboring Men; The Best Customers; The Tradesmen; The Farmers; The Home; The Nursery; Politics; The Press; The Church; Cities and Immigrants; The Devil's Foreign Mission; The Gates of Paradise; The "Original Package" Decision. . First Edition. Hard Cover. Very Good. 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall. N° de ref. del artículo 010153

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