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American industrialists

Lives of the men who built American steel, cars, tyres, utilities, aircraft and mail-order between 1860 and 1940.

7 books on American industrialists, recommended by 2 people including Larry Ellison and Marc Andreessen.

7 books · 3 experts

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  1. The Robber BaronsMatthew Josephson, 1934
  2. Steel Titan: The Life of Charles M. SchwabRobert Hessen, 1975
  3. InsullForrest McDonald, 1962
  4. Meet You in Hell: Andrew Carnegie, Henry Clay Frick, and the Bitter PartnershipLes Standiford, 2005
  5. The TycoonsCharles R. Morris, 2005

The best books on American industrialists 7

Matthew Josephson · 1934
The framing of Rockefeller's generation that shaped US policy.
Recommended byLarry Ellison
Robert Hessen · 1975
The operator Carnegie promoted; the best view of how the mills ran.
Forrest McDonald · 1962
The man who invented the regulated-return utility bargain, and the holding company that killed him.
Charles R. Morris · 2005
Carnegie, Rockefeller, Gould and Morgan and the economy they built
“on how four great builders of the 19th century built the world we live in today”Marc Andreessen
Recommended byMarc Andreessen
Peter M. Ascoli · 2006
Biography of the merchant who built the mail-order machine; Open Library unreachable.
Quentin R. Skrabec · 2010
The partner who did the things Carnegie preferred not to sign.

Experts 3

The people who wrote this page's books, and the people who recommend them.

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Charles R. Morriswrote 1 book here

Recommenders 2

Marc Andreessenrecommends 1 book hereLarry Ellisonrecommends 1 book here
See all 3 in the Experts tab →

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