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Nathaniel Pittman
8 July, 00:55
Why was prohibition difficult to enforce
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8 July, 03:17
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Responsibility for enforcing Prohibition fell to the Bureau of Prohibition at the Federal level, and to normal state and local agencies (e. g. state and local police forces.
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