This book provides a comprehensive analysis of the history of laws regulating the sale of alcohol on Sundays in England and Wales. It begins with the earliest known legislation in the 17th century and traces the development of the law through the 19th and 20th centuries. The book discusses the social and economic factors that have influenced the development of the law, as well as the impact of the law on the alcohol industry and on public health. The author argues that the history of Sunday drinking laws in England and Wales is a complex and fascinating one, which sheds light on the changing attitudes towards alcohol and the role of the state in regulating its consumption.
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Working Class History of England... 257 James Bell, the Innocent Convict 261 Organisation of theD estitute Poor and Criminal 267 Increase of Insanity among the Poor 271 Petted Daughters andS poilt Wives 274 Caricature and its History During the Reigns of the Georges 276 i LAY .. 2T heR oyal Houses of England andS icily 278 Public Opinion ... 279 Goucho Horsemanship 279 Birmingham Trade and the Fashions 280 A Philanthropist in Every-D ay Life 281 OPEED OF THE oENSES 2oI A Paternal Government ... 282 JAPANESE JrUNERAL... .. .... .. .2d2 The Limits of State Action 289 Increased Pauperism and its Remedy 304 Almanacks Old and New 316 Our Canvass ... .... ... .. 3A Chapter of Prison Discipline 333 Life at the Tail of Commerce in London 33 How Enoch Styles Changed His Mind 347 In Gaol .... ..
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