"This book draws back the curtain on Gilded Age business to reveal the key role of everyday entrepreneurs. Albert Pullman, the influential but little-known older brother of George Pullman, personified how small-time investors fueled the circulation of capital. From banking and insurance to manufacturing and land sales, a host of hopeful dreamers like Albert created and lost businesses by forging connections, issuing shares, and longing for profit"-- Provided by publisher.
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