9780393059137 - The associates four capitalists who created California by Richard Rayner

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Since Silicon Valley did not exist in the late nineteenth century, I know that their wealth creation stories must be different from what we are seeing today. Author Richard Reiner did a lot of work in his "colleague: the creation of four capitalists in California" and the story of "the construction of railroads, the creation of state and the invention of a large enterprise" and these four people Living "with anyone in the American history" This is to break the law, break the competitors, give bribes to government officials (local government, state, and federal) and sanction the murder It is a story about.

"In 1857, Judah visited Washington in its own way," Richard Lynner wrote, "Colleagues: to create four capitalists in California." "For several months he listened to the discussion, took notes in the conference room, studied lobbyists, the sole purpose of his travel was to understand how politics works. "Haurod Evans wrote," Practical plans "are tough idealists and engineers' papers, Gail Buckland and David Lefer said:" They make America: from steam engines to search engines "I said. In the previous question, I did not answer the next question. How many tunnels do you need and how long will it take? How many bridges will you build and cross the river and underdrain? And what is the foundation? "

Four hundred years ago, four men were promoted to robbery and aristocracy from the role of middle-class businessmen, and eventually became philanthropists who created civilization. Their name is Collis Huntington, Leland Stanford, Charles Crocker, Mark Hopkins, known as "The Four Four" or "The Associates". The institution that earns their money is a railroad crossing the continent, the most notable of their stories is California's dizziness, wisdom, greed and pure luck. Nevertheless, the four capitalists left California the capital of the American West, leaving the legacy of charity and cultural facilities to the pirates of the golden era. After writing articles about self-confident artists in the early books, the author Reina has a flaw in discovering fraud, which often lurks behind commercial success. This is a reinterpretation of typical American stories - from the description of the publisher