| CHAPTER | PAGE | | I | The Phenomenon of Prohibition | 1 | | II | Our Great Unhappiness | 10 | | III | Our Endless Chain of Laws | 17 | | IV | Too Much “Verboten” | 26 | | V | Making the World Safe for De-mockery-cy | 46 | | VI | The Infamous Volstead Act | 62 | | VII | A Triumvirate Against Prohibition | 83 | | VIII | “The Fear for Thee, My Country” | 88 | | IX | Drying Up the Ocean | 109 | | X | The Mullan-Gage Law, the Van Ness Act and the Hobert Act | 120 | | XI | Bootlegging and Graft | 129 | | XII | “Don’t Joke About Prohibition” | 138 | | XIII | How Canada Has Solved the Liquor Problem | 150 | | XIV | Crime and Drunkenness | 156 | | XV | The Literary Digest’s Canvass | 163 | | XVI | Literature and Prohibition | 176 | | XVII | America Today | 183 | | XVIII | Other Reforms | 194 | | XIX | Is Europe Going Dry? | 202 | | XX | What Are We Going to Do About It? | 208 |
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