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"Citizen or Subject?" delves into the complexities of American citizenship and individual rights in the context of the 18th Amendment and Prohibition. Francis X. Hennessy examines the impact of this significant piece of legislation on the United States Constitution and the social fabric of the nation. This historical text offers a critical perspective on a pivotal era of social reform, exploring the tensions between government authority and personal freedoms. A vital resource for understanding constitutional law, 20th-century American history, and the ongoing debates surrounding civics and citizenship, "Citizen or Subject?" presents a thought-provoking analysis of the 18th Amendment's lasting consequences.
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