The Good Templar publication, The Globe Magazine: International Alcohol and Drug Problems, no. 1 (1998), includes reviews of a couple of historical books. One of them is my monograph, Temperance & Racism, and the other is Caroline Benn's new biography of the Labour Party pioneer Keir Hardie (who was a Good Templar in his youth). Like most academic historians I write from outside the temperance movement, so I was glad to see how at least one Good Templar reacted to my book about his fraternal temperance society. A question: do the major temperance journals (e.g., the Union Signal) review academic histories of the temperance movement?