A letter to Her Majesty's ministers on the operation and beneficial results of the new beer act and the evils of the licensing system being a reply to a malignant and scurrilous attack upon the beer sellers by a public brewer of Manchester /

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A letter to Her Majesty's ministers on the operation and beneficial results of the new beer act and the evils of the licensing system being a reply to a malignant and scurrilous attack upon the beer sellers by a public brewer of Manchester /

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Main Author:	Hamer, John, manufacturer and beer seller
Corporate Author:	Making of the Modern World
Format:	Online Book
Language:	English
Published:	[England? : s.n., 1838]
Subjects:	Inhabitant of Manchester. > Letter to Her Majesty's ministers on ... the new beer act. Brewing industry > Great Britain. Beer > Great Britain.
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