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Readings: --Gustavus Myers, History of the Great American Fortunes (New York, 1909) pp. 395-436 --Henry Demarest Lloyd, "Story of a great monopoly," Atlantic Monthly 47 (1881) pp. 317-34 --Peter Jones, The Robber Barons Revisited (Boston, 1968) pp. 63-75 --Myers pp. 696-700 --Theodore Roosevelt, An Autobiography (New York, 1913) pp. 462-77 --Louis A. Galambos, The Public Image of Big Business in America, 1880-1940 (Baltimore, 1975) pp. 47-48, 79-80, 117-56 |
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