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Temperance stated "We will not make, buy, sell, or use as a beverage, any
spiritous or malt liquors, Wine, Cider, or any
other Alcoholic Liquor.": 140 (George...
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experiment compared water with wine, and
since the
latter was
considered more "
spiritous", the
Aristotelians expected the wine to
stand lower (since more vapours...
- Feni (Portuguese: fénnim,
often misspelt as
fenno or fenny) is a
spiritous liquor type
originating in Goa, India. The two most po****r
types of feni are...
- Act to
prevent the
mixing or
adulterating of
strong waters and
other spiritous liquors. 33 Geo. 2. c. 10 (I) An Act for
better regulating the collection...
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habitual Sabbath-breaking.
Seventeen for drunkenness. Two for
retailing spiritous liquors.
Three for
quarrelling and brawling. One for
beating his wife...
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Slave Trade and
Importation into
Africa of Firearms, Ammunition, and
Spiritous Liquors Anti-slavery treaty, also
considered the
first drug
control treaty...
- v.
United States, 152 U.S. 570 (1894) (holding that
lager beer is not
spiritous liquor nor wine
within the
meaning of
those terms as used in
Revised Statutes...
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Ellicott City
favored the
temperance movement,
enacting a law
against "
spiritous,
fermented or
intoxicating liquors" in 1882,
taking effect May 1, 1883...
- purposes, alcohol,
spiritous, vinous, fermented, malt, or
other liquors, or
combination of liquors, a part of
which is
spiritous, vinous, or fermented...
- was
theoretical rather than descriptive.
Although he once
postulated a "
spiritous substance" that
exerted its
effect on the
female body, he
later rejected...
