Old Gorgon Graham

Old Gorgon Graham

Old Gorgon Graham

George Horace Lorimer

This book is the preserved correspondence between Old Gorgon Graham, a self-made millionaire in Chicago, and his son who is coming of age and entering the family business. The letters date back to the 1890s but feel like they could have been written in any era. They are surprisingly stoic.

GENRE

Biographies et mémoires

SORTIE

1937

1 janvier

LANGUE

EN

Anglais

LONGUEUR

196

Pages

ÉDITIONS

Public Domain

DÉTAILS DU FOURNISSEUR

Public Domain

TAILLE

197,5

Ko

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When the Balls Drop

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Up in the Old Hotel

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Grand Central Winter

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The Mouth that Roared

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Letters from a Self-Made Merchant to His Son

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Letters from a Self-Made Merchant to His Son

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Letters From a Self-Made Merchant to His Son

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Cartas de um Empreendedor para seu Filho

Cartas de um Empreendedor para seu Filho

Cartas de um Empreendedor para seu Filho

Old Gorgon Graham

Old Gorgon Graham

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The False Gods

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