Publisher: American Psychological Association., Washington, DC
they say that God in the creation did first make a woman, then a man, thirdly great maize, or Indian wheat, and fourthly, Tobacco. Rolfe, however, was not impressed with the quality, which his contemporary William Strachey characterized as "poore and weake, and of a byting tast
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Nicotine is named after 16thcentury French scholar Jean Nicot, who promoted its medicinal qualities, and in the 1570s Spanish doctor Nicolas Monardes recommended tobacco as a cure for 36 ailments including toothache, worms, halitosis and cancer