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Prohibition

Included are some parts of an older guide from a previous History Day.

See:

18th & 21st Amendments - Prohibition
Page in CT State Library's guide on the U.S. Constitution for History Day Students

The following items are from previous years.

Prohibition

Content being reorganized. See guide:

Possible Resources

Books and Journals (some are online)

Other suggestions. Check if your local library has it with combined Catalog (findIT-CT) https://finditct.org/eg/opac/home

Well-tempered women: nineteenth-century temperance rhetoric. by Carol Mattingly. Publisher: Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press, ©1998.

Websites

These are websites outside of the Connecticut State Library's holdings. The library neither endorses nor condemns any organization.

Brown Digital Repository. Brown University Library Collections
Site description: "The Brown University Library, in support of the University's educational and research mission, is the local repository for and the principal gateway to current information and the scholarly record. As such, it is simultaneously collection, connection, and classroom, primarily for the current and future students and faculty of the University, while also serving other colleagues in the University community and our regional, national, and global communities of learning and scholarship."

Databases

Subscription databases require a library card. See key in the left column to explain icons and access to the databases.

New York Times (1851-2021) with Index (1851-1993)
Historical New York Times with Index.Coverage: Full-text: 1851-2019. Index: 1851-1993.

WCTU Other Institutions

Other Institutions

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