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Tobacco; Its History, Varieties, Culture, Manufacture and Commerce

Note 19 — Chapter XIV

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Footnote 19: "Every farmer plants a quantity of tobacco near his house in proportion to the size of his family. It is likewise very necessary that they should plant tobacco, because it is so universally smoked by the common people,"—Kalm's travels in North America, 1772.[Back to Main Text]

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