Books by "Lawrence Joseph Norton"
3 books found
Organizing the Corn-Belt Farm for Profitable Production
by Charles Bovett Sayre, Clyde Melvin Woodworth, Emil Wilhelm Lehmann, Frederick Charles Bauer, Harold Clayton M. Case, John William Lloyd, Lawrence Joseph Norton, Oliver Ralph Overman, Paul Hubert Tracy, Robert Childers Ashby, Roger Hammond Bray, Roscoe Raymond Snapp, Sleeter Bull, Charles Leslie Stewart, Frank C. Kingsley, Harrison August Ruehe, Horace Mead Newell, John Harvey Knox, John Harwood Longwell, Kenneth Edwin Wright, R. H. Wilcox, Frank Paul Sanmann, Herbert Andrew Berg
1929
Swine Type Studies
by Frederick Charles Bauer, Harold Hanson Mitchell, Lawrence Joseph Norton, Oliver Ralph Overman, Sleeter Bull, Walter August Huelsen, Charles Leslie Stewart, John Harwood Longwell, Kenneth Edwin Wright, Merl Conrad Gillis, Tom Sherman Hamilton, Frank Paul Sanmann
1929
This is a unique retelling of the history of temperance and prohibition. Rather than focusing on white, rural, conservative American bible-thumpers, Mark Lawrence Schrad contends that the temperance movement was a progressive, international, and revolutionary movement of oppressed-peoples fighting the liquor traffic, through which states and rich capitalists combined to get the lower classes addicted to drink for profit. Schrad shows that the temperance movement was in fact a global pro-justice movement that had an impact in nearly every major country in the world, both developing and developed.