james i tobacco Did you know...... King VI of Scotland and of England died on this day in 1625. In 1604, he wrote 'A Counterblaste on Tobacco', one of the earliest anti-tobacco writings In 1604, King James I

In 1604, King James I wrote 'A Counterblaste to Tobacco', in which he described smoking as a custome lothesome to the eye, hateful to the nose, harmful to the brain, dangerous to June 29th 1620: After denouncing smoking as a health hazard, King James I of England & Scotland banned the crop growing of tobacco in Britain. James's dislike of tobacco led him to authorise A Counterblast to Tobacco, a Treatise Written by James I of England (1566 1625) Published in an Anti Smoking Pamphlet A Counter Blaste to Tobacco eBook : James I, King of England, Goldsmid, Edmund: Kindle Store St James of London Tonka & Tobacco Cologne Chicago Haircut & Grooming Services State Street Barbers

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