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Grant biographer Ron Chernow maintains the claim that Grant smoked eighteen to twenty cigars a day and they became an inescapable part of his persona. Chernow is certainly correct about the cigar becoming a part of his persona but repeats the claim stating that after the war The cigar still served as his trademark, though he scaled back consumption from twenty per day during the war to ten, feeling virtuous in his self-restraint. Neither of these claims are specifically cited but they both appear to originate from a newspaper article from 1866