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In 'A Counter-Blaste to Tobacco', King James I of England presents a vehement critique against the growing popularity of tobacco consumption in England. Written in a scholarly and persuasive style, the book not only delves into the harmful effects of tobacco on individuals' health but also addresses the social and economic consequences of its widespread use. Set in the early 17th century, the literary context of the book reflects the changing attitudes towards tobacco and its perceived impact on society during that time. King James I employs a mix of logical arguments and moral appeals to convince his audience of the dangers posed by tobacco. His strong stance against this popular vice demonstrates his commitment to promoting health and morality among his subjects. Recommended for readers interested in historical perspectives on public health policies and early modern literature, 'A Counter-Blaste to Tobacco' offers valuable insights into the attitudes towards tobacco in the early 17th century.
© 2019 Good Press (E-bok): 4057664585301
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E-bok: 4. desember 2019
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