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The Big Spenders The Epic Story Of The Rich Rich The Grandees Of America And The Magnificoes And How They Spent Their Fortunes Lucius Beebe

Name: The Big Spenders The Epic Story Of The Rich Rich The Grandees Of America And The Magnificoes And How They Spent Their Fortunes Lucius Beebe
SKU: BELL-46411012
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.8 (14 reviews)

SKU: BELL-46411012

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The Big Spenders The Epic Story Of The Rich Rich The Grandees Of America And The Magnificoes And How They Spent Their Fortunes Lucius Beebe instant download after payment.

Publisher: Axios Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 8.2 MB

Author: Lucius Beebe

ISBN: 9781604190892, 1604190892

Language: English

Year: 2014

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The Big Spenders The Epic Story Of The Rich Rich The Grandees Of America And The Magnificoes And How They Spent Their Fortunes Lucius Beebe by Lucius Beebe 9781604190892, 1604190892 instant download after payment.

The Big Spenders was Lucius Beebe's last and many think his best book. In it he describes the consumption of the Gilded Age. Beebe enjoys it all immensely, and so do we his readers, whether it is James Gordon Bennett buying a Monte Carlo restaurant because he was refused a seat by the window or Spencer Penrose leaving a bedside memo reminding himself not to spend more than $1 million the next day.