Confessions of a confidence man
Subtitle: a handbook for suckers
By: by Edward H. Smith
Publisher: Scientific American Publishing Company
Published: 1923
Place of publication: New York, USA
Language: eng
Format: Hardcover
Number of pages: 308
Copyright date: 1922
First sentence: In the placid spring of 1910 a young man, W. C. Crosby, found himself poor and determined to be rich.
Table of contents: label: Chapter Ⅰ
title: Age of Con
pagenum: 1; label: Chapter Ⅱ
title: Trimming the Financier
pagenum: 19; label: Chapter Ⅲ
title: The Talking Typewriter
pagenum: 35; label: Chapter Ⅳ
title: Schemes for Business Men
pagenum: 47; label: Chapter Ⅴ
title: Frauds for the Wise
pagenum: 63; label: Chapter Ⅵ
title: The Wonderful Window Closer
pagenum: 75; label: Chapter Ⅶ
title: Gold and Greed
pagenum: 89; label: Chapter Ⅷ
title: Patents and Pirates
pagenum: 101; label: Chapter Ⅸ
title: The Color of Romance
pagenum: 119; label: Chapter Ⅹ
title: The Wireless Piano
pagenum: 187; label: Chapter Ⅺ
title: The Public's Credulity
pagenum: 151; label: Chapter Ⅻ
title: Oil and your Money
pagenum: 165; label: Chapter ⅩⅢ
title: The Gold Brick, Modernized
pagenum: 183; label: Chapter ⅩⅣ
title: The People's Liberty Bonds
pagenum: 197; label: Chapter ⅩⅤ
title: Milking a dry Brewery
pagenum: 215; label: Chapter ⅩⅥ
title: The Discretionary Swindle
pagenum: 239; label: Chapter ⅩⅦ
title: The Game of Games
pagenum: 255; label: Chapter ⅩⅧ
title: Radio and Chain Stores
pagenum: 275