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Table 1 describes nineteenth-century formulations, not present bottle specifications. Wartime closure, world-ranking and legislative firsts are source claims requiring independent historical verification before website use.
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Livermore combines historical mash bills, distilling apparatus and commercial context to explain Canadian component production.
PDF 3; printed 50
PDF 1; printed 48
Introduction, Table 1 and Figures 1–3
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Evidence
Livermore combines historical mash bills, distilling apparatus and commercial context to explain Canadian component production.
Location and context
PDF 1–3; printed 48–50. Introduction, Table 1 and Figures 1–3.
Annotation
Table 1 describes nineteenth-century formulations, not present bottle specifications. Wartime closure, world-ranking and legislative firsts are source claims requiring independent historical verification before website use.
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