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Tobacco addressed a number of needs
Our Great War's a spiritual war
In his April 1963 Letter from Birmingham Jail, King justified his civil disobedience in these words: An unjust law is a code that a numerical or power majority group compels a minority group to obey but does not make binding on itself. This recalls both the relative impunity for white coke-snorters in the 80s as black communities were militarized in the name of drug enforcement and the white entrepreneurs now disproportionately getting rich off legal cannabis, while black users remain disproportionately criminalized
Sea-men will be supplied with it for their long voyages: Souldiers cannot want it when they keep guards all night, or are upon other hard duties in cold and tempestuous weather: Farmers, Plough-men, Porters, and almost all laboring men plead for it, saying, they find great refreshment by it, and very many would as soon part with their necessary food, as they would be totally deprived of the use of Tobacco. (Giles Everard, The Epistle, Panacea, or the Universal Medicine , 1659, not paginated) Artist: Phillipe Jacques de Loutherbourg A Sailor Smoking, (mid 18th century) Although it appears to have enjoyed continued popularity among sailors, tobacco continued to be mentioned primarily in passing in most of their accounts during the Golden Age of Piracy (GAoP)
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