Schrad — Temperance campaigns can become contests over colonial revenue and self-determination — PDF 221–223

Schrad presents Gandhi’s opposition to liquor as part of resistance to imperial exploitation, while discussing racialized liquor regulation and political status in South Africa. This frames temperance as a political-economic struggle, not simply an individual abstinence preference.

Mark Lawrence Schrad, Smashing the Liquor Machine: A Global History of Prohibition (Oxford University Press, 2021), printed pp. 196–198, physical PDF pp. 221–223 of supplied 753-page copy.

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