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Resources
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Historical Documents
on Cannabis
- Historical and
Literary References to Hemp - part
1 and part
2. Excerpts from classic scientific, historical and literary books
with references to cannabis throughout the ages. Source: druglibrary.org.
- Hemp
for victory. US Department of Agriculture - 1942.
Transcript of film done by the USDA to encourage farmers to grow hemp
during World War II.
- New
Billion-Dollar Crop - Hemp. Popular Mechanics, February, 1938
- Marijuana
and the Bible. By The Ethiopian Zion Coptic Church. Source: druglibrary.org.
- The
Assassins. By Philip K. Hitti, In The Book of Grass: An Anthology
on Indian Hemp, edited by George Andrews and Simon Vinkenoog.
- The
tale of two hashish-eaters (Traditional). From 1001 Arabian Nights.
- The
Tale of the Hashish Eater. In "The Tale of
King Omar bin al-Nu'uman and his Sons Sarrkan and Zau al-Makan",
The Book of the Thousand Nights and a Night. Nights 142-143, Translated
by Richard F. Burton. Source: druglibrary.org.
- Artificial
Paradises: on hashish and wine as means of expanding individuality.
By Baudelaire.
From drugtext.org.
- A
History of the Hemp Industry in Kentucky ( Excerpt). Lexington:
University of Kentucky, 1951, pp. 4, 24-30, 132-40, 196.
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