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... stipulates for a specific quantity l»eing sold and no more. Fewer bakers would not mean loss bm*d. nor fewer bootmakers, less boots. Why fewer publicans less drink ? If you reply, * less temptation,’ retort, if you consider each saloon a temptation equally ...

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