Illustrated History of Cannabis in Canada #1 – 1606-1895

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Illustrated History of Cannabis in Canada #1 – 1606-1895 explores the early history of cannabis in Canada, uncovering many little-known stories about its use and significance. This first volume in the nine-part series covers the importance of cannabis hemp for industry, its medicinal applications, and its role in daily life during Canada’s formative years.

From textiles and construction to traditional medicines, readers will discover how cannabis shaped Canadian society long before prohibition. The book highlights the social, economic, and cultural impact of cannabis, revealing historical insights often overlooked in mainstream accounts. Its detailed illustrations bring these forgotten stories to life, making it both educational and visually engaging.

Illustrated History of Cannabis in Canada #1 – 1606-1895 sets the stage for the rest of the series, which continues through the 20th century. Readers interested in the evolution of cannabis in Canada can continue with Volume #2 – 1800s-1938 and explore the entire Illustrated History of Cannabis in Canada series for a complete historical journey.

This book is perfect for historians, cannabis enthusiasts, educators, and collectors. Whether you are studying the industrial, medicinal, or cultural uses of cannabis, this first volume provides a fascinating glimpse into the golden age of cannabis in Canada. Its combination of engaging storytelling and rich illustrations ensures it appeals to both casual readers and serious researchers alike.