A Plea Against Saloonists and a Civil War Reverie
A citizens plea condemns saloonists for causing vice and hardship, calls for Christian voters and jurors to uphold temperance, and urges women to act in duty. It contrasts a sober, orderly Michigan town with times of unrest, and argues to teach future generations the crimes of rebels and the war’s costs.
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Lamar
Garland
United States
America
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Rabat
Gaid
Marshall
Marehall Statesman
State of
Michigan
County of
Calhoun
And
Coun
George Ingersoll
Joseph Frey
Garrie F. Fray
Enid
Anid
Tin
Marshall States
Georgh Ingersoll
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