Titlebook: Investing for Middle America; John Elliott Tappan Kenneth Lipartito,Carol Heher Peters Book 2001 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Nature

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From Frontier to Finance,in, momentous events were taking place around him. America plunged into an economic depression, or “Panic” in the word of the times. But this was not just an ordinary downturn of the business cycle. This economic calamity would reshape the social and political landscape of the nation for years to co

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erythema

A Foundation of Trust,army of unemployed workers tramped through the city, heading east for a showdown with the Republican administration in Washington, D.C. Dubbed ”Coxey’sArmy,”thisstreamofdiscontenthaditsoriginsin the summer of 1894, when 500 men on foot, led by Jacob Coxey and his family, marched out of Massillon, Oh

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A Turning Point,he company was still young, Tappan knew that. He understood that building a reputation and fine-tuning the product was going to take time and patience. Meanwhile, his own law practice was providing a steady income, particularly in real estate, where Tappan took a special interest. There were lots of

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Adversity and Survival, common by the mid-twentieth century. Professionals, “undertakers,” had removed much of the process of preparing bodies for interment from the hands of relatives. Outside of major cities, however, undertaking was often more part-time job than profession, a sideline of transfer, storage, and haulage

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War and Betrayal,ix feet tall, he was ramrod straight, muscular and athletic, with a loud, hearty laugh. His once slender frame had filled out since the days of tramping through the West with no money in his pocket. The one indulgence John could not control was his sweet tooth, particularly his affection for chocola