Ceylon Tea: The Trade that Made a Nation by Richard Simon Sr Lanka Art in spite of being as

in spite of being as old as time

that lasts beyond marriage

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uplifting and thought-provoking’ Lara Dutta ‘A must-read for anyone searching for equilibrium in life’ Brad Hodge ‘A powerful

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Ceylon Tea: The Trade that Made a Nation by Richard Simon Sr Lanka Art in spite of being asFrom a review by Steve A. Morrell historyofceylontea. com: Planting was The profession to be accepted into, for a young man. Doors opened to the Sinhalese, the Burghers, who all made excellent Planters. And more importantly, they delivered. Those of us who joined in the late 50s and early 60s. we were Company Planters. This review would not include the Tea Trade, or other aspects of the book. But suffice it to say, skill of its presentation, and the