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Seller Inventory # 000298 Contact seller Report this item Bibliographic Details Title Tobacco Use by Native Americans: Sacred Smoke and Silent Killer Publisher University of Oklahoma Press Publication Date 2000 Language English Binding Hardcover Edition 1st Edition Condition Near Fine Dust Jacket Condition Near Fine Store Description Established in 1993, Oak Tree Books is the premier bookstore in Tulsa, OK, specializing in Fine, Rare, and Out-of-print books, with an emphasis on Native American, Oklahoma and Western Americana, Military History, Signed and First Editions
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[1] History [edit] Curing tobacco is necessary to prepare the leaf for consumption because in its raw freshly picked state the green tobacco leaf is too wet to ignite and be smoked, and too acrid to chew
Tan is aging, he's ill, he's having succession problems, and therefore, rather than have his family fight over Fortune Tobacco, he has just decided to just sell this significant stake to Philip Morris," Carandang said