"Emily Osment Album & Song Chart History"
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SPECIAL RELEASE N AVAILABILITY BREAKDOWN o Tin RESEARCH & BACKGROUND INFO Originally blended by Alfred Gale Sr., a Glasgow based tobacconist The blend was made for John White, a Presbyterian Minister of some renown John White introduced the blend to Stanley Baldwin circa 1923, during his first stint as British Prime Minister Baldwin is attributed with giving the blend the name Presbyterian Mixture Production was 1st outsourced to Imperial Tobacco in 1956 Planta took over the rights in 1981 TIN DESIGN The Presbyterian Mixture tin art is classic, and save for the obtrusive warning label, unchanged for generations
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