Convention

"Convention" offers a fascinating glimpse into the historical landscape of the United States brewing industry. Published by the United States Brewers' Association, this work likely documents the proceedings, discussions, and resolutions of a convention held by the association. It provides valuable insights into the challenges, opportunities, and regulatory environment faced by brewers during the period of the convention.

This book serves as a primary source for understanding the development of the brewing industry, the role of trade associations in shaping industry standards and practices, and the evolving relationship between the industry and government regulation. Scholars and researchers interested in business history, social history, and the history of alcohol consumption will find "Convention" to be a rich and informative resource.

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