Grain interests, deregulation, urban poverty, gendered moral panic;1729,1733,1736,1743,1751acts and enforcement/informer responses. Hogarth BeerStreet/GinLane are advocacy, not neutral snapshots. Tucker cost calculations explicitly conjectural.1751reportedtaxedvolumefall alone cannot prove no illicit substitution or policy causality; author says it does. Class double standards and tax versus health incentives useful comparisons to later prohibition. Images at PDF 175–176 checked; apparent caption mismatch noted.
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Chapter 13 covers: Grain interests, deregulation, urban poverty, gendered moral panic;1729,1733,1736,1743,1751acts and enforcement/informer responses.
chap. 13, “Gin Fever”
Chapter 13: Gin Fever
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Chapter 13 covers: Grain interests, deregulation, urban poverty, gendered moral panic;1729,1733,1736,1743,1751acts and enforcement/informer responses.
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chap. 13, “Gin Fever”. Chapter-level topic map of a 2008 secondary cultural history, not an independently established chronology. Reader locator uses the actual chapter title; PDF retrieval coordinates are internal.
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Grain interests, deregulation, urban poverty, gendered moral panic;1729,1733,1736,1743,1751acts and enforcement/informer responses. Hogarth BeerStreet/GinLane are advocacy, not neutral snapshots. Tucker cost calculations explicitly conjectural.1751reportedtaxedvolumefall alone cannot prove no illicit substitution or policy causality; author says it does. Class double standards and tax versus health incentives useful comparisons to later prohibition. Images175–176 checked; image/caption mismatch on175 requires verification.