Speech Of William Windham, In The House Of Commons, May 26, 1809

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William Windham's speeches in the House of Commons in 1809 focus on Mr. Curwen's Bill aimed at regulating the sale of beer and spirits. Windham argues that the bill would harm the economy, increase smuggling, and reduce alcohol-related revenue. He discusses the government's role in alcohol regulation and its societal impacts, providing historical context to bolster his claims. This collection serves as an insightful resource on the history of alcohol regulation in England, highlighting significant political discourse from that era.