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After 1815, the market for wheat contracted, and in the 1830s southeastern Pennsylvania farmers began raising seed leaf tobacco (used as cigar filler) commercially

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Working explores how tobacco-smoking was made socially acceptable for London gentlemen as they attempted to distance themselves from what they construed as the savage customs of Native Americans in their consumption of tobacco

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