The Eighteenth Amendment: what is constitutionally feasible to harmonize liberal regulation with the fundamental spirit underlying the amendment [microform]; a National Temperance Commission, at the same time fact-finding and rule-making, supplemented…
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- The Eighteenth Amendment: what is constitutionally feasible to harmonize liberal regulation with the fundamental spirit underlying the amendment [microform]; a National Temperance Commission, at the same time fact-finding and rule-making, supplemented…
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The Eighteenth Amendment: what is constitutionally feasible to harmonize liberal regulation with the fundamental spirit underlying the amendment [microform]; a National Temperance Commission, at the same time fact-finding and rule-making, supplemented by correctional and administrative tribunals, the rule of reason practically applied
Author: Tuska, Benjamin, 1866-1933
Year: 1930
Typed on p. 12: The foregoing was reprinted in the Johns Hopkins University Alumni magazine, March 1931
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