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"Cigar history" as a book category covers the historical, cultural, economic and technological story of cigars and the people and places that produced, sold and consumed them. Works in this genre range from chronologies of the cigar trade and company or brand histories to biographies of influential cigar makers and merchants, studies of plantation labor and colonial/industrial networks, and explorations of social rituals, lounges and smoking culture in different eras and regions (notably Cuba, the Caribbean, Central America, Spain and the United States). The field includes archival research, oral histories, pictorial and collectors' guides, and critical approaches that examine advertising, regulation and public‑health debates alongside craftsmanship, manufacturing techniques and the evolution of taste. Readers include historians, cultural scholars, collectors and general readers interested in material culture, commerce and the broader social meanings attached to cigars.

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