Proceedings Of The General Convention, Volume 28, Part 1898 (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781179673189)

This volume contains the proceedings of the 1898 General Convention of the Catholic Total Abstinence Union of America. It offers a detailed record of the discussions, resolutions, and activities of this influential organization during a pivotal time in American history. As a key player in the temperance movement, the Union sought to promote abstinence from alcohol among Catholics and to address related social issues.

The proceedings offer valuable insights into the Union's organizational structure, membership, and strategies for advocating its cause. Researchers interested in the history of social reform movements, American Catholicism, and the temperance movement will find this a useful primary source. The volume reflects the cultural and social concerns of late 19th-century America, particularly the role of religious organizations in shaping public policy and individual behavior. It provides a snapshot of the debates and challenges faced by those committed to social betterment through moral suasion and collective action.

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