How Gin Nearly Destroyed London

Main Takeaway: In 1690, Parliament deregulated domestic spirit distillation to undercut French brandy imports and boost the English grain market. In 1734, a woman named Judith Dufour was hanged for a shocking and horrifying crime.

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In 1690, Parliament deregulated domestic spirit distillation to undercut French brandy imports and boost the English grain market.
In 1734, a woman named Judith Dufour was hanged for a shocking and horrifying crime.
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