The chapter announces the author's personal position, describes some accepted production changes, and contests the treatment of patent spirit in whisky definitions. His quotations of authorities are mediated evidence; these are historical arguments rather than current law.
J. A. Nettleton, The Manufacture of Whisky and Plain Spirit (Aberdeen: G. Cornwall & Sons, 1913), 525–530; supplied scan, physical PDF 580–585.
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Nettleton, Manufacture, 525–530.
Personal advocacy and contested definitions
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The chapter announces the author's personal position, describes some accepted production changes, and contests the treatment of patent spirit in whisky definitions. His quotations of authorities are mediated evidence; these are historical arguments rather than current law.
Nettleton 1913 — Personal advocacy and contested definitions
Nettleton (1913) — What is whisky? Advocacy, access and the source chain