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Men Who Run America, a Study of the Capitalistic System and Its Trends Based on Thirty Case Historiesby Smith, Arthur D. Howden
DescriptionIndianapolis: Bobbs-merrill Co., 1936. VERY GOOD red hardcover, no jacket, binding tight, light spine end rubbing, small faint stains on back board, interior pages clean, no wear.. Stories of the giants of industry and finance during the early Twentieth Century America. Ford, Rockefeller, Hearst, sixteen in all. 361 pgs. BE612947.. Hard Cover. Very Good/No Jacket. 8vo - over 7¾" - 9¾". |
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