Moonshine History

· Publifye AS
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67
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Moonshine History uncovers the hidden world of illicit alcohol production, exploring its evolution from simple backyard stills to complex, organized criminal enterprises. It examines the critical role moonshine played during Prohibition, fueling organized crime and sparking a cultural mythology of rebellious spirits. The book highlights how moonshining emerged as a form of resistance against taxation, particularly in the Southern United States, where distilling was a traditional craft.

The book progresses chronologically, starting with the origins of moonshining and its early technological developments. It then delves into the Prohibition era, detailing the rise of organized crime and the challenges faced by law enforcement. Finally, it examines the lasting legacy of moonshining on popular culture.

By combining historical analysis with cultural insights, this book offers a comprehensive understanding of moonshining's impact on American identity and the ongoing debates surrounding alcohol regulation.

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