Huckelbridge, Dane. Bourbon: A History of the American Spirit. New York: William Morrow, 2014.
The book rejects a sudden-madness explanation and links national prohibition to temperance organization, religious activism, nativism, urban immigration politics, women’s mobilization, and constitutional change.
Dane Huckelbridge, Bourbon: A History of the American Spirit (New York: William Morrow, 2014), PDF sheets 160–168.
Dane Huckelbridge, Bourbon: A History of the American Spirit (New York: William Morrow, 2014), PDF sheets 160–168.
PDF sheet 168
PDF sheet 160
Huckelbridge, Bourbon, PDF sheets 160–168.
Chapter 7 — Temperance and national Prohibition
2026-09-29: fresh supplied-copy review covered all 320 sheets and 87 enlarged visuals. This entry is checked for fidelity to the cited passage, not independent truth. Copy lacks at least endnotes 39–56; earlier complete-source wording is superseded. Temperance coalition framework is useful; distinguish amendment ratification from enactment of implementing legislation and state restrictions from national Prohibition.
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