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Books of Highland: Most books are hand-copied by scribes, and thus expensive. The printing press has not yet been developed, though wood-carved presses do exist and can be used to create prayer sheets and picture books.

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The DEA hates LSD because it epitomizes many of the best characteristics of the alternative drug culture: it is non- addictive, rarely causes crime or violence, and often begets strong spiritual feelings. Moreover, it is distributed by people who have a strong ethical sense that is difficult for narcotics agents to penetrate. — Dale Gieringer (California Drug Policy Reform Coalition)

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Tales of Highland last modified September 8th, 2018.

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