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	<title>International Tea Sippers Society &#187; James Norwood Pratt</title>
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		<title>Origins of Tea</title>
		<description><![CDATA[In the misty distant past, the second of China's emperor's ruled Asia. He was a sage named Shen Nong who understood all manner of plants and their uses. The Chinese say it was Shen Nong who first taught them agriculture and herbal medicine and – of equal importance in their eyes – how to make tea. The first book on the subject, the Ch'a Ching, the "classic" or "scripture" of tea, written in the 760s, cited the emperor as an authority.]]></description>
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