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Carry Moore Nation

The Columbia Encyclopedia, Sixth Edition
Carry Moore Nation 1846-1911, American temperance advocate, b. Garrard co., Ky. During her childhood her family moved a great deal, finally settling at Belton, Mo., where she married (1867) Charles Gloyd, a physician. She abandoned Gloyd when he became a hopeless alcoholic, and in 1877 she married David Nation, an itinerant minister and lawyer. A proponent of temperance (see temperance movements ) for many years and convinced of her divine appointment to destroy the saloon, Carry Nation gained fame in 1900 while living in Kansas when she began to supplement public prayers and denunciation... Read more
Carry Amelia Moore Nation
...Moore Nation The actions of Carry Amelia Moore Nation (1846-1911), American temperance...bring on the prohibition era. Carry Amelia Moore was born in Garrard County...outlived her time. Further Reading Carry Nation's autobiography, The Use and... Read more
Nation, Carry Amelia Moore
Nation, Carry Amelia Moore (1846–1911) US social reformer and temperance leader. Her alcoholic first husband turned her against liquor. Wielding a hatchet, which became her symbol, Nation began her anti-saloon campaign in the 1890s in Kansas, where saloons were illegal, and carried her crusade ... Read more

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