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Money & Power: The History of Business
John Wiley & Sons, Inc. • 2001 • 274 pages • $27.95 Reviewed by John Hood Television can be not only entertaining but educational, as long as you are not seeking great depth or elaborate argumentation. That means that it’s possible to adapt excellent writing for television but not the reverse. In Money & Power: [...]
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