Report of Proceedings, List of Members, Societies Represented: With a Resumé of Report of Commissioners Appointed by the Dominion Government 1874, and (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781175546357)

This volume contains the "Report of Proceedings" from the Dominion Prohibitory Liquor Law Convention, offering insights into the late 19th-century temperance movement in Canada. It includes a "List of Members" and the societies they represented, showcasing the breadth of support for prohibition.

Of particular interest is a "Resumé of Report of Commissioners Appointed by the Dominion Government 1874," providing valuable historical context and evidence considered in favor of prohibition. This document offers a window into the social and political debates surrounding alcohol consumption and regulation during this period. The book is a valuable resource for researchers and anyone interested in the history of social reform, Canadian law, and the temperance movement.

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