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Opium - a drug that induces euphoria, banishes pain and stimulates creativity - is also a one-way ticket to slavish dependency. Its long, bizarre and shocking history began in ancient times in the Middle East, India and China; by the 1870s, opium was an ingredient in many popular patent medicines touted as cures for every ill. At the same time, the vice of smoking opium was regarded as an embodiment of the romantic East, embraced with interest by writers such as Sir Arthur Conan Doyle, Oscar Wilde, Rudyard Kipling, Graham Greene, and Jean Cocteau.

6,000 year old Sumerian texts refer to the opium poppy as the 'joy plant'. It is thought Arab traders took opium to China in about the 7th or 8th century A.D. where it was used as a medicine until about the 17th century where it was realized it could be smoked. In later years the Portuguese and later the British were supplying China with most of its opium, making Britain (and mainly a company called the East India Company) the world's largest dealer. It was sold in India to be smuggled into China, making it entirely legal from the British side. The Chinese government took to destroying British opium imports before they reached China which eventually sparked two short wars and in the treaties that followed Britain was given Hong Kong, extra trading rights and sixty million pounds in compensation for lost opium stocks

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Most Unusual Donut Shaped Pillow BoxMost Unusual Donut Shaped Pillow Box
Code:DonutPillowBox-104
Price: $149.95
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Large 8 Sided Wood and Leather Jewelry BoxLarge 8 Sided Wood and Leather Jewelry Box
Code:17-9011_8SidedLgLeatherWdJewelryBox
Price: $129.95
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Large Wood Gold Design Gift Boxes - 2 sizesLarge Wood Gold Design Gift Boxes - 2 sizes
Code:GiftBoxLarge
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Small Wood & Leather Pillow BoxSmall Wood & Leather Pillow Box
Code:17-9008smallwoodpillowbox020
Price: $69.95
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Smaller Size 8 Sided Wood and Leather Bound BoxSmaller Size 8 Sided Wood and Leather Bound Box
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