Temperance Dialogues: Designed for the Use of Schools, Temperance Societies, Bands of Hope, Divisions, Lodges, and Literary Circles (Classic Reprint)

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IT is a well-known fact that the' representation on the stage of such plays as The Drunkard, Ten Nights in a bar-room, The Bottle, Fruits of the Wine Cup, etc., have been productive of much good. They have been powerful temperance lectures to those who would not listen to temperance lecturers; In view of this fact the author is led to believe that temperance dialogues may do some good, although of course it is not expected that they will aecom plish as much as the well-worded and well-arranged tem peranco dramas. ~and' While it is believed that in the use of these Temperance Dialogues something may be effected in the reclaiming of those who are addicted to the use of strong drink, it is hoped that they will also be useful to.

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