Tobacco

Francis Close's treatise on the subject of tobacco is a comprehensive look at the plant's effects on human life. It examines the cultural significance of smoking and chewing tobacco, as well as the health and moral implications of its use. Close offers a unique perspective on the subject, drawing from personal experience and scripture to make a compelling case for his beliefs. This is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of tobacco use and its impact on society.
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