But I don’t even own a dinghy!
Below, pertaining to the role of Resolutions of Instruction during the antebellum era, borrowed from my home-stretching dissertation (Work in Progress): During 2009, in the Journal of the Early Republic, “The Perils of ‘Pure Democracy’: Minority Rights, Liquor Politics, and Popular Sovereignty in Antebellum America, “Kyle Volk, Assistant Professor of History at the University of Montana, examines why representatives were reluctant to end liquor licensing once “reformers…