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The Dominant Dollar   By: (1878-1909)

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In "The Dominant Dollar" by Will Lillibridge, readers delve into the intriguing world of finance and power. Lillibridge has crafted a compelling story that not only entertains but also provides valuable insights into the dynamics of wealth and its impact on society.

At the heart of this novel is the protagonist, Jack Ransom, a shrewd and ambitious young man navigating the complex world of high finance in Chicago. Lillibridge excels in creating well-developed characters, and Jack is no exception. His drive and determination draw readers in, as we witness his journey from a low-level employee to a powerful player in the financial industry.

The plot of "The Dominant Dollar" is fast-paced and filled with unexpected turns. Lillibridge explores the cutthroat nature of Wall Street, revealing the extravagant lifestyles, corporate greed, and ruthless competition that prevail in this world. As Jack climbs the ladder of success, readers are left questioning the moral implications of his actions, as well as the ethics of the financial industry as a whole.

One of the strengths of this novel lies in its realistic portrayal of the financial landscape. Lillibridge's own background in finance shines through as he effortlessly incorporates technical jargon and intricate financial concepts into the narrative. This attention to detail lends an extra layer of authenticity to the story, making it more accessible and relatable to readers with an interest in the subject matter.

Furthermore, Lillibridge's writing style is engaging and eloquent. His descriptions vividly bring to life the bustling streets of Chicago, the opulent boardrooms, and the luxurious homes of the wealthy elite. The author deftly balances these atmospheric descriptions with insightful commentary on the social divide and the consequences of chasing wealth at any cost.

While "The Dominant Dollar" is undoubtedly a captivating read, there are moments when the narrative feels somewhat predictable. The author leans on certain archetypal characters and plot twists that may be familiar to readers familiar with the genre of finance-based fiction. Nonetheless, Lillibridge manages to inject enough originality into the storyline to keep readers engaged until the very end.

In conclusion, "The Dominant Dollar" by Will Lillibridge is a gripping novel that offers both entertainment and enlightenment. The author's deep understanding of finance, coupled with his skillful storytelling, creates a compelling narrative that will captivate both finance enthusiasts and general readers alike. This book is a thought-provoking exploration of wealth, power, and the lengths individuals will go to secure dominance in the financial world.

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THE DOMINANT DOLLAR

By the Same Author

BEN BLAIR. THE STORY OF A PLAINSMAN. With frontispiece in full color by Maynard Dixon. Seventh edition, 60th thousand.

[] Besides the wide success of "Ben Blair" in this country the book appeared in a large edition in London and also in Australia.

PUBLISHED BY A. C. MCCLURG & CO., CHICAGO

[Illustration: "Most of all because I love you" ( Page 242 )]

The Dominant Dollar

By WILL LILLIBRIDGE

AUTHOR OF "Ben Blair," "The Dissolving Circle," "The Quest Eternal," "Where the Trail Divides," Etc.

WITH FOUR ILLUSTRATIONS BY LESTER RALPH

A. L. BURT COMPANY PUBLISHERS :: NEW YORK

COPYRIGHT A. C. MCCLURG & CO. 1909

Published September 11, 1909

Entered at Stationers' Hall, London, England

All rights reserved

CONTENTS

BOOK I

CHAPTER PAGE I. A Prophecy 9 II. Understanding 35 III. Pleasure 56 IV. Uncertainty 70 V. Certainty 87 VI. A Warning 110 VII. Rebellion 126 VIII. Catastrophe 146

BOOK II

I. Anticipation 165 II... Continue reading book >>




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