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A procession of publicans and a beggar following the coffin of Madam Geneva; attacking the Act preventing distillers from retailing or selling gin to unlicensed premises. Engraving, 1751. | Wellcome Collection
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BBC Radio 4 Extra - Britain on the Bottle: Alcohol and the State, The Gin Act of 1736
Gin Act 1751 affect on society
Old engraved reproduction of Gin Lane (satiric print depicting the evils of the consumption of Gin, thwarted by Gin Act in 1751). After William Hogarth, published on Penny Magazine, London, 1835 Stock
Act 1734 Blue - World Gins
La storia del gin pt.2: Gin Craze, Gin Act e Gin Tonic - ilGin.it
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A Short History of the Gin ACT: Or, an Impartial Account of the Conduct of Some of Those Who Have Been Intrusted with the Execution of It. to Which Is ... and
The Gin Act of 1751... - RareNewspapers.com
Gin Act 1751 affect on society
Beer Street and Gin Lane - Wikipedia
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A Perfect View of the Gin Act, with its unhappy consequences, etc - Reay SABOURN - Google Books
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How a Gin Craze Nearly Destroyed 18th-Century London
289 fotografias e imagens de Gin History - Getty Images
The Eighteenth Century Gin Craze | All Things Georgian
Gin Act 1751 affect on society
