Use of Tobacco Among North American Indians

Published in 1924, 'Use of Tobacco Among North American Indians' by Ralph Linton is a scientific exploration of the cultural, agricultural, and ceremonial significance of tobacco among Indigenous peoples of North America. Linton examines various species of tobacco, cultivation methods, and its integral role in rituals and social practices. The book highlights diverse smoking methods and the elaborate rituals associated with tobacco use, emphasizing its importance in Indigenous identity and spirituality, as well as its adoption by European settlers.