Temperance Bill Debate Sparks Deep Division in Parliament
March session records a second reading on a temperance bill to curb liquor, with James Awgen arguing for cautious pace while opposing universal church attendance. Discussion highlights poverty, enforcement, and personal freedom, as MPs warn against coercion and overreach amid a two thirds majority vote.
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