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The liquor traffic, ought it to be protected, or to be prohibited by law? : the substance of an address delivered at the Temperance Hall, Charlottetown, April 5, 1854, before a crowded and influential assemblage, including members of both Houses of the Legislature, specially invited to attend by the Sons of Temperance, by J.R. Narraway

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The liquor traffic, ought it to be protected, or to be prohibited by law? : the substance of an address delivered at the Temperance Hall, Charlottetown, April 5, 1854, before a crowded and influential assemblage, including members of both Houses of the Legislature, specially invited to attend by the Sons of Temperance, by J.R. Narraway

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"Published at the unanimous request of those who heard it."Caption title: Address on the liquor trafficCover title

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online

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9780665916021

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936005602

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1 online resource.

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Electronic reproduction., Ottawa :, Canadiana.org,, 2008.

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91602

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The liquor traffic, ought it to be protected, or to be prohibited by law? : the substance of an address delivered at the Temperance Hall, Charlottetown, April 5, 1854, before a crowded and influential assemblage, including members of both Houses of the Legislature, specially invited to attend by the Sons of Temperance, by J.R. Narraway

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Electronic Locator

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online resource

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G. T. Haszard, Charlottetown P.E.I.

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computer

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publisher not identified, Charlottetown, P.E.I.?, 1854

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9780665916021

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- The liquor traffic, ought it to be protected, or to be prohibited by law? : the substance of an address delivered at the Temperance Hall, Charlottetown, April 5, 1854, before a crowded and influential assemblage, including members of both Houses of the Legislature, specially invited to attend by the Sons of Temperance, by J.R. Narraway
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