robber barons: saints or sinners?
By: Edited by Thomas B. Brewer.
Series: American problem studies
Publisher: Holt, Rinehart, and Winston
Published: 1970
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 105
Subjects: Capitalists and financiers -- United States -- History.; Industries -- United States -- History.
Table of contents: value: The unethical maneuverings of Henry Villard, by M. Josephson.; value: Villard: the positive side, by T. C. Cochran.; value: John D.: the ruthless elimination of competition, by I. M. Tarbell.; value: Consolidation through efficiency, by R. W. and M. Hidy.; value: The pervasive influence of social Darwinism, by R. Hofstadter.; value: Alternatives to Spencerism, by I. G. Wylie.; value: The folly of conspicuous consumption by T. Veblen.; value: The big house revisited, by E. C. Kirkland.; value: The tyrant cracks the whip, by H. David.; value: A reconsideration of labor policies, by H. Gutman.; value: The moguls manipulate Congress, by G. Myers.; value: The indecisiveness of political influence, by D. J. Rothman.; value: The robber baron: creative and destructive, by F. Redlich.; value: Bibliography (p. 101-105)