The man who made Wall Street : Anthony J. Drexel and the rise of modern finance /
Anthony also was a partner and mentor to J.P. Morgan, installing the young man in a New York branch of Drexel, Morgan & Co. that helped establish Wall Street as the enduring center of American finance.
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Philadelphia :
University of Pennsylvania Press,
©2001.
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Table of Contents:
- Part 1. Survival. The artist as fugitive
- The making of a currency broker
- Part 2. Success. "As good a bargain as possible"
- "A wild and reckless people"
- Part 3. Struggle. "The Yankees did not whip us in the field"
- The rise of George Childs
- The delusions of Jay Cooke
- Part 4. Power. "A first-class businessman"
- Panic and progress
- The perils of partnership
- Railroad boom
- Part 5. Salvation. Reluctant Titan
- Two social revolutionaries
- The burden of conscience
- Epilogue: The death and rebirth of the house of Drexel.