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SUDESHA , India 1983, 30min, 16mm A portrait of Sudesha, a woman who is a village activist in the Chipko Forest Conservation Movement in the foothills of the Himalayas

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Old Enclio won't foul water for to spair, And stop the bellows not to waste the air." He also alludes to the quality of tobacco and says: "The finest Tobacco is that which pearceth quickly the odorat with a sharp aromaticke smell, and tickleth the tongue with acrimonie, not unpleasant to the taste, from whence that which draweth most water is most veituous, whether the substance of it be chewed in the mouth, or the smoke of it received." He speaks of the countries in which the plant grows, and prefers the tobacco grown in the New World as being superior to that grown in the Old