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This eBook first published by 4th Estate in 2019
First published as Coffee: A Dark History by 4th Estate 2004
Copyright © Antony Wild 2004
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‘The Importance of Cupping Protocol’ by Mike Riley, courtesy of the author
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Source ISBN: 9780008353438
Ebook Edition © 2019 ISBN: 9780007387601
Version: 2019-05-09
Contents
7 Slavery and the Coffee Colonies
8 The Continental System and Napoleon’s Alternative to Coffee
10 Slavery, Brazil, and Coffee
12 Harar and Rimbaud: the Cradle and the Crucible
14 Coffee, Science, and History
15 The Battle of the Hemispheres
17 Espresso: the Esperanto of Coffee
Acknowledgements for the Revised Edition
