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| Date: | Fri, 6 Mar 1998 16:14:28 EST |
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Perhaps others will correct me if I wrong re the various names for the UKA in
Britain. The United Kingdom Alliance, organized in 1853 to promote
prohibition, was a political lobby. For tax purposes it was superseded fairly
recently by an educational organization, the United Kingdom Temperance
Alliance. Moreover, the Alliance has acted through other organizations with
broader names that have been headquartered at the Alliance offices on Caxton
Street in London: first, Christian Economic & Social Research and, recently,
the Institute of Alcohol Studies. Does anybody know when the Institute of
Alcohol Studies was organized?
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