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"G. L. Pease Tobacco has become the hallmark of the new era of tobacco blending. A boutique producer, Greg Pease takes an artisan's approach to tobacco, evoking days gone by, when the great shops all had a blender on hand. It is obvious when talking with Greg that he is passionate about his vocation and feels a deep connection with tobacco. Read on to see it in his own words." -- Jon Tillman. Read Jon's [[Conversation With Greg Pease]].
"G. L. Pease Tobacco has become the hallmark of the new era of tobacco blending. A boutique producer, Greg Pease takes an artisan's approach to tobacco, evoking days gone by, when the great shops all had a blender on hand. It is obvious when talking with Greg that he is passionate about his vocation and feels a deep connection with tobacco. Read on to see it in his own words." -- Jon Tillman. Read Jon's [[Conversation With Greg Pease]].
== History ==
== History ==
This section is just a stub for now. For now, but we highly recommend the following article, "[http://www.stogiefresh.com/journal/Cigar_Journal/Featured_Articles/Entries/2007/10/2_Native_American_Tobacco_Cultivation_and_Use.html Native American Tobacco Cultivation and Use]", by Ben Rapaport.
=== On site ===
This section is just a stub for now. For now, but we highly recommend the following reading:
[[File:TheSovernHerbe.JPG|thumb|150px|left|Title Plate, [https://pipedia.org/images/7/7f/The_soverane_herbe-a_history_of_tobacco_1902.pdf '''The Soverane Herbe''', ''a history of tobacco'']]][[File:Tobaccoland.jpg|thumb|150px|Cover of [https://pipedia.org/images/f/f1/Tobaccolandbook-CARL-AVERY-WERNER.pdf '''Tobaccoland''']]]*[https://pipedia.org/images/7/7f/The_soverane_herbe-a_history_of_tobacco_1902.pdf '''The Soverane Herbe''', ''a history of tobacco''] (1902) by W.A. Penn, courtesy Mark Preston<br>


[[File:Tobaccoland.jpg|thumb|left|150px|Cover of [https://pipedia.org/images/f/f1/Tobaccolandbook-CARL-AVERY-WERNER.pdf '''Tobaccoland''']]] And the following book we have available in PDF thanks to Mark Preston may prove fruitful. [https://pipedia.org/images/f/f1/Tobaccolandbook-CARL-AVERY-WERNER.pdf '''Tobaccoland'''], written by CARL AVERY WERNER in 1922. It is about tobacco; its history, legends, literature, cultivation, social and hygienic influences, commercial development, industrial processes and governmental regulation..
Preface: So great has been the progress of tobacco during the last half century that no apology is needed in presenting this history of the ' Soverane Herb ' —its discovery, trials and adventures, its use in various ages, countries, and forms, and its growth and manufacture. Since Fairholt's ' Tobacco,' published in 1859, this is the first attempt to chronicle the career of "the plant of wondrous feature" in a manner
befitting the subject. Some of the story has been partially told by various pamphleteers, but this volume contains much matter that has never been brought together before, rendering it, as I hope and believe, the most complete history of tobacco yet published.
 
*[https://pipedia.org/images/f/f1/Tobaccolandbook-CARL-AVERY-WERNER.pdf '''Tobaccoland'''], written by CARL AVERY WERNER in 1922. courtesy Mark Preston.
 
'''Tobaccoland''' is about tobacco; its history, legends, literature, cultivation, social and hygienic influences, commercial development, industrial processes and governmental regulation..
 
=== Off site ===
[http://www.stogiefresh.com/journal/Cigar_Journal/Featured_Articles/Entries/2007/10/2_Native_American_Tobacco_Cultivation_and_Use.html Native American Tobacco Cultivation and Use]", by Ben Rapaport.


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