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The league maintains.... that if the sentiment in a given district is manifestly in favor of ratification it is the duty
of the man representing that district to favor ratification whether there has been any election or not.
-William H. Anderson, Anti-Saloon League of New York, letter to editor, December 29, 1917
Which issue is Anderson discussing in this excerpt?
The passage of women's suffrage
The use of referendums
The fall of political machines
The enactment of civil-service reforms

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