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tobacco cultivation in the antebellum south Slavery The Black Family, Landownership, and

At long last, and most encouragingly, Americas nonsmoking majority is using the law to protect their lungs, to preserve their health, to save their very lives, from the forced inhalation of other peoples tobacco smoke. But rights-based liberalism of the 1970s was a tangle of paradoxes, and rights for nonsmokers were no exception

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