An Address Before the Putney (Vt.) Temperance Society: Delivered July 3, 1835. Cet article n’est pas disponible.An Address Before the Putney (Vt.) Temperance Society: Delivered July 3, 1835

Join Oscar L. Shafter in his impassioned plea for temperance in Putney, Vermont. Through stories and statistics, Shafter argues for the importance of self-control and sobriety in a rapidly changing society, and inspires his audience to join him in the fight against alcoholism.

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