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    looked at the Chinese from a positive point of view. Moving forward half a century‚ the replacement of silver with opium as an export to China despite the fact that the English understand “the harm caused by opium” (4)‚ shows England’s contempt for the Chinese‚ opposite of what happened previously. In addition‚ it shows England’s focus on commercialism‚ as it was easier to produce opium in India than mine silver in general‚ as was previously done. Soon after the fact that the English had subjugated

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    role religion plays in peoples lives that is enshrined within Critique of Hegel’s ‘Philosophy of Right’ in general‚ is a fallacious assertion. Marx proclaimed that “religion is the opium of the people” (Marx‚ 1844) and entail‚ blanketed everyone under this one perspective of religion thereby failing to specify that this opium effect religion can have on people does not apply to everyone. Despite the overgeneralization it possesses‚ the quotation is not entirely incorrect as it can be employed to explain

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    benefits associated with morphine. Morphine has been used over the course of thousands of years for both medicinal and recreational purposes it is derived from the opium poppy. The milk like liquid that seeps from a cut of the flower is what has been dried and used as an analgesic since ancient times. The earliest mention of opium growth was in 3‚400 B.C.‚ in lower Mesopotamia 1. Since then the growth of opiates has spread across the globe. The most active opiate in the poppy is morphine.

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    principle notion of a tension between the predominant themes of life and death. Furthermore‚ this notion constitutes the backbone of the story from which all other recognizable themes subsequently branch from. The themes of death‚ guilt‚ life‚ and opium - the factor that questions the validity of all - provide recognizable markers to the overriding theme of the tension between life and death within "Ligeia." The pervading theme of death fills Poe’s writing and creates an omnipresent atmosphere of

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    The first international meeting to discuss illicit drugs was in 1909‚ at the Shanghai Opium Commission. This led to the first drug control treaty‚ the International Opium Convention of the Hague‚ which resulted in an 80% drop in opium production and consumption. Since then‚ multiple significant resolutions have been passed to regulate and prevent drug trafficking. Resolution #67/193 emphasizes need for better rehabilitation of drug addicts and also called for complete cooperation and unification

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    British merchants would smuggle opium across the border and give free samples to innocent people eventually getting 10% of China’s population addicted. Opium was especially sought after during this time because homelessness was up and when you are on opium you aren’t hungry making people more comfortable. Opium affected every part of China‚ from the addicts‚ their families‚ co-workers‚ and parents depending on their children

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    When looking back to the history of immigration‚ there were always huge differences because of the different areas and special periods. Sometimes it seemed like a flood; people were trying to escape quickly. Sometimes it also seemed like a trickle when most of the people did not want to leave their motherland. No matter why those immigrants came or whatever their goals were‚ there was only one reason. The reason was because America had something they wanted or they did not have. It could be about

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    rational parts of his/her soul have been trained and educated enough to be put in charge of the appetitive element. For instance‚ an opium addict is an iron/bronze soul‚ living a life pursuing his appetitive desire for opium. A real education for him would be placing him in a drug rehabilitation center. Socrates says that by doing so‚ education will change the opium addict from an appetitive type to a reasonable type. After all‚ education to Plato is the act of reorganizing the soul in order to let

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    Saferstein page 207-208 Opium in art and medicine Also used for gastrointestinal problems Samuel Taylor Coleridge: “Xanadu” "This fragment with a good deal more‚ not recoverable‚ composed‚ in a sort of Revery brought on by two grains of Opium taken to check a dysentry‚ at a Farm House between Porlock and Linton‚ a quarter of a mile from Culbone Church‚ in the fall of the year‚ 1797." Opium in Art‚ War and Politics Opium wars 1839-1842 and 1856-1860 Hector Berlioz:

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    number of factors that helped foster the increasing number of reforms and rebellions during late Qing‚ uncontrollable increase in population serves as the first element of a chain of factors which ultimately led to Qing`s final collapse. While the Opium War from 1839-1842 started the steep weakening of Qing’s power and led to a series of chaos‚

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