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A Short History of Opium This article provides a short history of opium production and its impact in East Asia. opium • heroin • opium wars • china • thailand
Chinese Opium Trade and the British Opium Wars The trade in this highly addictive drug extracted from poppies and grown in Bengal caused two wars between Britain and China in the 19th Century. chinese opium trade • opium wars • treaty of nanking • treaty of tientsin • east india company
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