confessions of a hashish eater

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Confessions of a Hashish Eater explores the author's experiences and hallucinations while under the influence of hashish.

Through vivid and often disturbing descriptions, Ludlow delves into the altered states of consciousness, euphoria, and paranoia induced by the drug.

The book offers a glimpse into the mid-19th century fascination with exotic substances and their effects on the human mind.

Ludlow's detailed accounts provide a unique perspective on the psychological and emotional impact of hashish consumption.

The narrative reflects both the allure and the dangers associated with experimenting with mind-altering drugs during that era.

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Mentioned as an example of literary works that described enslavement with drugs, similar to Thomas De Quincey's writings on opium.
Bradley J. Borougerdi, "Cannabis: A Global History" (Reaktion, 2025)

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