Purley A. Baker Quotes
We should go just as fast and as far as public sentiment would justify.
Topics
Constitutional Amendments
Justification
Progress
Prohibition, Illegalization of Alcohol
Public Opinion
Limits
18th Amendment
Majority Rule
Pace
Public Sentiment
Restriction
Social Norms
Social Pressure
Speed
Public Opinion Polls
As Far As
Social Consensus
Social Acceptance
Popular Opinion
Alcohol
Moral Justification
Social Agreement
Social Approval
Social Conformity
Citations
Purley A. Baker, *, General Superentendant, Anti-Saloon League, Statement to his Headquarters Committee regarding prohibition and an attempt to enact a Constitutional amendment, 1913
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