Explore the rich and complex history of tobacco with E. R. Billings' comprehensive study, "Tobacco; Its History, Varieties, Culture, Manufacture and Commerce." This meticulously researched volume delves into every facet of the tobacco industry, offering a detailed look at its cultivation, manufacture, and global commerce. From the plant's diverse varieties to the intricate processes involved in its production, Billings provides a fascinating account of tobacco's journey through history.
A valuable resource for those interested in social history, business, and the natural world, this book examines the economic and cultural significance of tobacco. Discover the historical roots of this influential industry and gain insight into its enduring impact. A classic study, this book provides a detailed and engaging exploration of a plant that has shaped societies and economies worldwide.
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