The Social History of Smoking

Explore the fascinating evolution of a global custom in G. L. Apperson's "The Social History of Smoking." This meticulously researched volume delves into the rich tapestry of tobacco use, examining its profound influence on social customs and etiquette throughout history. From its origins to its widespread adoption, the book illuminates the rituals, traditions, and social contexts surrounding smoking.

Uncover the historical significance of tobacco as more than just a commodity; discover its role in shaping popular culture and social interactions. Apperson's work provides a captivating look at how smoking became interwoven with daily life, leaving an indelible mark on social history. Whether you're interested in the social sciences, popular culture, or the history of customs and traditions, this book offers a compelling and insightful journey through the world of smoking.

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