In 1861, conflict between employers and agricultural workers in the United States led to the Civil War, resulting in millions of deaths and injuries.
One of the victims was John Stith Pemberton, a cavalry colonel, who was wounded by a sword during battle. Although he survived, the pain from his wound persisted.
The pain from wartime wounds often necessitated morphine, a type of drug, for many injured individuals.
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