Full post: King James I exposed tobacco in his treatise "A Covnterblaste To Tabacco". He correctly and rightfully called tobacco and smoking as "this vile cuftom of Tabacco taking" and "a great difgrace" [disgrace]. He further mentioned that tabacco was  and is still "hauing their originall from bafe [base] corruption and barbaritie" and called it "a filthy difeafe", "that most detestible difeafe", "this vfe [use] of Tabacco, as a fthinking [stinking] and vufavourie [unsavoury] Antodote", and "so vile and ftinking a cuftome [custom]

King James I knew that both tabacco and using tabacco/smoking is not healthy for your body and is disgusting.

(The Workes of the Most High and Mightie Prince, Iames, A Covnterblaste To Tobacco, Page 214 [Source])

[Note: A Covnterblaste To Tabacco = A Counterblaste to Tabacco/A Counterblast to Tabacco]

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