Thoughts On The Great Circumspection Necessary In Licensing Public Ale-houses: Submitted To The Consideration Of The Gentlemen Acting In The Commissio (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781286800966)

"Thoughts On The Great Circumspection Necessary In Licensing Public Ale-houses" by John Disney delves into the critical considerations for licensing ale-houses in 18th-century England. This treatise, "Submitted To The Consideration Of The Gentlemen Acting In The Commission Of The Peace Throughout England," offers insights into the social and legal complexities surrounding public houses. Disney's work provides a valuable perspective on the role of ale-houses in society and the responsibilities of those tasked with regulating them.

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