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American industrial monopolists such as Vanderbilt, Carnegie, Rockefeller, and J.P. Morgan are presented as British-financed agents rather than pure rags-to-riches figures.
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Monopolists
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"...money to buy all his competitors? How did he become a monopolist? How is this happening, guys? J.B. Morgan, he monopolizes America's financial industry,..."
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"Okay, how is this happening? All right, so these questions. How is it possible for these individuals to monopolize industries? Why are these monopolies..."
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"All right, so in America, you're taught that these people, Andrew Carnegie, John Rockefeller, they were just rags to riches. It's because of the..."
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