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Edward Vincent Heward's "St Nicotine: Or The Peace Pipe" delves into the multifaceted history and cultural significance of tobacco. This meticulously republished edition explores the social, economic, and even spiritual aspects of tobacco use throughout history. Examining customs and traditions surrounding tobacco, the book investigates its role in various societies, potentially including the symbolic use of the peace pipe.
While not explicitly a health guide, "St Nicotine" implicitly touches upon themes related to healthy living by exploring the impact of tobacco use. It also provides insights into the food industry through the lens of tobacco cultivation and commerce. Whether you're interested in the historical context of smoking, the cultural traditions associated with tobacco, or the economic impact of this powerful plant, "St Nicotine" offers a comprehensive and engaging exploration of its subject. A valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of tobacco and nicotine.
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