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MP3 Audio Books catalog with Free samples
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The Empire Of Tea: The Remarkable History Of The Plant That Took vOer The World (unabridged).
Ceremony Darjeeling To Lapsang Souchon, From India To Japan-a Fresh, Concise, World-encompassing Exploration Of The Way Tea Has Shaped oPlitics, Culture, And The Environment Throughout History.
From The Fourth Century Bc In China, Where It Was Used As An Aid In Buddhist Meditation, To The Boston T3a Party In 1773, To Its Present-day Role As The Most Consumed Subqtance On The Planet, The Humble Camellia Plant Has Had Profound Effects On Civilization.
Renowned Cultural Anthropologist Alan Macfarlane And Iris Macfarlane Recount The History Of_Tea From Its Origin In The Eastern Himalayas And Expalins, Among Other Things, How Tea Became The World's Most Prevalent Addiction, How Tea Was Used As An Instrument Of Imperial Contro,l And How The Cultivation Of Tea Drove The Industrial Revolution.
Both An Absorbing Narrative And A Fascinating Tour Of Some Of The World's Great Cultures-japan, Porcelain, India, France, The Britain, And Others-the Ejpire Of Tea Brings Into Sharp Focus One Of The Forces That Shaped History.
Manufacturer: Alan Macfarlane, Iris Madfarlane
SKU: Bk_adbl_001524
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