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  • "The Hashish" or recreational drug use in the mid-19th Century

    this is obviously not the forum for this subject.....my apologies


    Todd, the subject is fine and dandy in regards to the American Civil War. The modern references were the only items removed. Continue the discussion sir.

    Herb Coats, Moderator
    Last edited by Coatsy; 01-28-2011, 10:24 PM.
    T. N. Harrington
    Traveling Photographic Artist
    Daguerreotypes and Wet-plate Collodion Photographs
    Winchester, Virginia

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    Re: "The Hashish" or recreational drug use in the mid-19th Century

    Google Fitz Hugh Ludlow.

    Or here's an ad from Harper's Weekly, 1862:

    Hasheesh Candy.— THE ARABIAN "GUNJH" OF ENCHANTMENT confectionized.—A most pleasurable and harmless stimulant.—Cures Nervousness, Weakness, Melancholy, &c. Inspires all classes with new life and energy. A complete mental and physical invigorator. Send for circular. Beware of imitations. 25 cents and $1 per box. Imported only by the GUNJAH WALLAH CO., 476 Broadway, N. Y.
    Hank Trent
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      Re: "The Hashish" or recreational drug use in the mid-19th Century

      Ever read Dumas' Count of Monte Cristo?
      Silas Tackitt,
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        Re: "The Hashish" or recreational drug use in the mid-19th Century

        Moderator Note: Modern military references do not belong in this thread or forum. Keep the accounts to the ACW please.

        Thanks all,
        Herb Coats
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