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What the Opium Wars can tell us about China, the U.S. and fentanyl

By Martin Danahay, Professor, English Language and Literature, Brock University

While synthetic opiods are a relatively new class of drugs, opium has a long destructive history in trade wars and warfare, beginning with the First Opium War.

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