Haara, Brian F. Bourbon Justice: How Whiskey Law Shaped America. Foreword by Fred Minnick. Lincoln: Potomac Books, 2018.
Supports the distinction between the 1964 resolution’s language and the later “Native Spirit” slogan.
Brian F. Haara, Bourbon Justice: How Whiskey Law Shaped America (Lincoln: Potomac Books, 2018), Chapter 2, “American Law Defines Bourbon” — 1964 congressional resolution.
Brian F. Haara, Bourbon Justice: How Whiskey Law Shaped America (Lincoln: Potomac Books, 2018), Chapter 2, “American Law Defines Bourbon” — 1964 congressional resolution.
Chapter 2, “American Law Defines Bourbon” — 1964 congressional resolution
Haara, Bourbon Justice, Chapter 2, “American Law Defines Bourbon” — 1964 congressional resolution.
Chapter 2, “American Law Defines Bourbon” — 1964 congressional resolution
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