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Joseph Pulitzer
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A Tale of God, Greed and Money:
The Rockefeller Sagas
Unravel the unbelievably complex story of John D. Rockefeller, billionaire founder of Standard Oil.
This controversial tycoon was both a hated, greedy industrialist and a deeply religious philanthropist.
He spent his life trying to prove he was nothing like his shady bigamist father.
Rockefeller's descendants would be plagued with tragedy – plane crashes, cannibalism and love affairs – proving money can't buy family happiness.