Chapter 42 of 63 · Methods of Social Reform and Other Papers by W. Stanley Jevons and Harriet A. Jevons
ON THE UNITED KINGDOM ALLIANCE AND ITS PROSPECTS OF SUCCESS.∗
- I. Arguments against the probability of Success of the Alliance.
- II. Impossibility of predicting the Action of Ratepayers under the proposed Act.
- III. Comparative Numbers of Electors required to pass the Permissive Bill and to put it in Action.
- IV. Action of a Prohibitory Liquor Law.
- V. Votes of the House of Commons on the Permissive Bill.
- VI. General Effects of the Action of the Alliance.
- VII. Attitude of the Alliance towards other Bodies.
- VIII. Its mistaken general Policy.
- IX. Practicable Measures for the Diminution of Intemperance.
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