Tobacco in History: The Cultures of Dependence.

Russell R. Menard

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1. What is Tobacco? Botany, Economics and Chemistry of a Strange Plant 2. Food of the Spirits: Shaminism, Healing and Tobacco in Amerindian Cultures 3. Why Tobacco? Europeans, Forbidden Fruits and the Panacea Gospel 4. Rituals, Fashions and a Medical Discourse: Tobacco Consumption Before the Cigarette 5. The Little White Slaver: Cigarettes, Health and the Hard Sell 6. Wholly Built Upon the Impact of Colonialism 7. Tobaccy's King Down Here ... : Planter Culture to 1800 8. A Poor Man's Crop? Globalization of Tobacco Culture Since 1800 9. Live By Tobacco is Big Business Conclusion 10. To Die by Smoke: Whither Tobacco?

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