Henry Ford: An InterpretationA reprint of the rare and controversial biography of Henry Ford, first published in 1923, written by Ford’s close associate. |
Contents
An Interpretation | 1 |
I The Ford Halo | 4 |
II The Art of SelfAdvertising | 15 |
III A Dream That Came True | 25 |
IV The Ford Fortune | 31 |
V Some Elements of Success | 41 |
VI Mental Traits and Characteristics | 49 |
VII Just Kids | 58 |
XI The Ford Charities | 104 |
XII The Ford Executive Scrap Heap | 118 |
XIII The Ford Indebtedness | 130 |
XIV Industrial Scavengers | 139 |
XV Lights | 147 |
XVI Shadows | 160 |
XVII An Elusive Personality | 168 |
XVIII Edsel Ford | 179 |
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