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Beer-Trust Busters

By A. R. Stuart
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Three roughneck spacers celebrate a profitable asteroid sale but discover beer prices have doubled after a government-backed malting law hands effective control to a single industrialist. They move from barroom outrage to direct confrontation, using intimidation to force an audience as the magnate explains his legal and commercial dominance. The story follows their decision to break the combine, blending fast-paced caper action with satirical commentary on monopoly and regulatory manipulation.

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A. R. Stuart

A. R. Stuart is an author known for his work in early 20th-century literature, particularly in the realm of social commentary and satire. His notable book, "Beer-Trust Busters," explores themes related to the brewing industry and the socio-economic implications of monopolies. Through his writing, Stuart contributes to the discourse on capitalism and consumer rights, reflecting the concerns of his time. While not widely recognized today, his work offers a glimpse into the cultural and economic landscape of the era.

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