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by David Moyer, MD.


Chapter 4 History of tobacco in chronological order

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History of tobacco in chronological order: 1600

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A British surgeon on an expedition in Panama in the 1680's wrote an account of an

Indian smoke-blowing session: "The End so lighted he puts into his Mouth, and blows

the Smoak through the whole length of the Roll into the Face of every one of the

Company or the Council, tho' there be 2 or 300 of them. Then they, sitting in their usual

posture upon Forms, make, with their Hands held hollow together, a kind of Funnel

round their Mouths and Noses. Into this they receive the Smoak as 'tis blown upon

them, snuffing it up greedily and strongly as long as ever they are able to hold their

Breath, and seeming to bless themselves, as it were, with the Refreshment it gives

them."

Tobacco in History, p. 34

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