No License In Quincy

No License In Quincy Is A Historical Book Written By William Frederic Hoehn And Published In 1899. The Book Is A Review Of The Early Agitation Of Temperance And A Record Of The Work Of The Citizens' No License Committee In Quincy A City In Illinois. The Author Provides A Detailed Account Of The Efforts Made By The Citizens Of Quincy To Ban The Sale Of Alcohol In Their City. The Book Covers The Period From The Early 1800S To The Late 1800S A Time When Temperance Movements Were Gaining Momentum Across The United States. The Author Describes The Various Strategies Used By The Temperance Advocates Including Public Speeches Pamphlets And Rallies. He Also Highlights The Opposition Faced By The Temperance Movement From The Liquor Industry And Other Groups. The Book Is A Valuable Resource For Anyone Interested In The History Of Temperance Movements In The United States And The Role Of Citizens' Committees In Shaping Public Policy.From 1882 To 1899 Also A Century Of Temperance And A Life Of Henry Hardwick Faxon.This Scarce Antiquarian Book Is A Facsimile Reprint Of The Old Original And May Contain Some Imperfections Such As Library Marks And Notations. Because We Believe This Work Is Culturally Important We Have Made It Available As Part Of Our Commitment For Protecting Preserving And Promoting The World'S Literature In Affordable High Quality Modern Editions That Are True To Their Original Work.