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The Vanderbilts and their fortunes.

Author: Edwin Palmer Hoyt
Publisher: Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, 1962.
Edition/Format:   Book : English : [1st ed.]View all editions and formats
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Picture of an affluent era when the family amassed a fabulous fortune through domination of the shipping world and absolute control of railroads.
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Hoyt, Edwin Palmer.
Vanderbilts and their fortunes.
Garden City, N.Y., Doubleday, 1962
(OCoLC)600207956
Named Person: Vanderbilt family.
Material Type: Internet resource
Document Type: Book, Internet Resource
All Authors / Contributors: Edwin Palmer Hoyt
OCLC Number: 327274
Description: 434 p. 25 cm.
Contents: Machine generated contents note: CONTENTS --
I --
Beginnings --
1 THE VAN DER BILTS 13 --
2 PHEBE HAND 26 --
3 NEW YORK, 1787 34 --
4 CORNEEL 42 --
II --
The Fortune --
5 PERIAUGER DAYS 53 --
6 BELLONA 69 --
7 THE COMMODORE 85 --
8 RATE CUTTING AND RAMPAGE 100 --
9 THE NORTH STAR 116 --
10 RAILROAD EMPIRE 137 --
8 Contents --
III --
The Vanderbilt Goal --
11 NEW YORK CENTRAL 163 --
1.2 FAST HORSES AND FAST WOMEN 176 --
13 THE LAST DAYS OF A MOGUL 191 --
14 DEATH OF THE COMMODORE 204 --
IV --
The Consolidation and the Weakening --
15 THE GREAT WILL FIGHT .217 --
16 THE PUBLIC BE DAMNED 237 --
17 THE TRIUMPH OF WILLIE K. 248 --
18 THE RICHEST MAN IN THE WORLD 260 --
19 ENTER THE YACHTSMAN 271 --
20 ENTER THE DUCHESS 285 --
21 THE MAN WITH THE IRON WILL 298 --
22 THE UNPLEASANTNESS 310 --
Contents 9 --
V --
The Fragmentation --
23 THE SCHISM DEEPENS 329 --
24 TRAGEDY ON THE HIGH SEAS 340 --
25 THE GENERAL AND THE GENTLEMAN 362 --
26 THE LAST TRIUMVIRATE 377 --
27 TRIUMPH OF DEATH AND TAXES 392 --
28 THE END OF THE LINE 401 --
29 THE SUMMING UP 406 --
BIBLIOGRAPHY 417 --
INDEX 423.
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Picture of an affluent era when the family amassed a fabulous fortune through domination of the shipping world and absolute control of railroads.

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