"The Hasheesh Eater " is often compared to " Confessions of an English Opium-Eater " ( 1821 ), Thomas De Quincey's account of his own addiction to laudanum ( opium and alcohol ).
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The mid 1970s saw two new editions of " The Hasheesh Eater " in print, one by San Francisco s City Lights Books, and a well-annotated and illustrated version edited by Michael Horowitz and released by Level Press.
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The pages of " The Hasheesh Eater " introduce a bookish and near-sighted young Fitz Hugh : into books, ill health, and musing I settled down when I should have been playing cricket, hunting, or riding.
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:: : : : " Drugs and Society " by Glen Hanson, Peter Venturelli, Annette Fleckenstein, p . 395 : " " Hashish ( or hasheesh ) is a second derivative of cannabis that contains the purest form of resin.
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He says in " The Hasheesh Eater " that through the drug, I had caught a glimpse through the chinks of my earthly prison of the immeasurable sky which should one day overarch me with unconceived sublimity of view, and resound in my ear with unutterable music .
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Hashish ( also spelled hasheesh, hashisha, or simply hash ) is a concentrated resin cake or ball produced from pressed kief, the detached trichomes and fine material that falls off cannabis flowers and leaves . or from scraping the resin from the surface of the plants and rolling it into balls.
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Just as in his youth he found to his delight that he could from the comfort of his couch adventure along with the words of authors, he found that with hasheesh [ t ] he whole East, from Greece to farthest China, lay within the compass of a township; no outlay was necessary for the journey.
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Bourke compared mariguan to hasheesh, which he called " one of the greatest curses of the East ", citing reports that users " become maniacs and are apt to commit all sorts of acts of violence and murder ", causing degeneration of the body and an idiotic appearance, and mentioned laws against sale of hasheesh " in most Eastern countries ".
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Bourke compared mariguan to hasheesh, which he called " one of the greatest curses of the East ", citing reports that users " become maniacs and are apt to commit all sorts of acts of violence and murder ", causing degeneration of the body and an idiotic appearance, and mentioned laws against sale of hasheesh " in most Eastern countries ".
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In 1960, " The Hasty Papers : A One-Shot Review ", a beat literature journal, devoted most of its pages to reprinting the first edition of " The Hasheesh Eater " in its entirety, and David Ebin s book " The Drug Experience " included three chapters from " The Hasheesh Eater ".
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