doi: 10.1084/jem.20040463
Bruce, was "not to draw the cask over the ground by means of horses or oxen, like an enormous clod crusher, the custom of a later period, but to propel it by the application of a steady force from behind." In 1724 Hugh Jones wrote, "The tobacco is rolled, drawn by horses, or carted to convenient Rolling Houses, whence it is conveyed on board the ships in flats or sloops." Thus it appears that by 1700 the Tidewater planters had adopted three methods of transporting their tobacco to market or to points of exportation: by rolling the hogshead, by cart, and by boat
For an in-depth video on growing tobacco, check out this one I made a couple of years ago
other nicotine alternatives There are already a number of alternatives to smoking available, including vaping and nicotine replacement therapies (NRTs), so where do heated tobacco products fit in