Smuggling and Dust Fog Notes From Historical Fragments
In early modern England tea taxes spurred smuggling with estimations that much tea entered the country illicitly. The text notes fog formation by dust in a chamber and mentions petroleum products exported from the United States starting in 1861. It also references oil well costs around $250,000 to drill and discusses dust free air cooling effects in a chamber.
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