O'CONNOR, RICHARD — Gould's Millions

New York: Ace Books, 1962. Reprint. Paperback. 253 pages. Robber Baron Jay Gould was the most hated man on Wall Street. His fabulously successful career was based on his insatiable desire for money and power. Daring unsrupulous Jay Gould outwitted Vanderbilt and the other great tycoons of the day. He even robbed the U.S. treasury. When he died he had amassed a fortune of tens of millions of dollars, but he didn't have a friend in the world. "The story of Jay Gould's 'hundred million dollar raid on the American economy' is probably the most fantastic in all the annals of American high finance... it's quite a story and makes fascinating reading." - Austin American Statesman. Well worn. Some markings to contents and some clear adhesive tape upon covers. Binding intact. Light yellowing to contents.; 12mo - over 6¾" - 7¾" tall; Robber Barons Baron O'Connor, Richard Gould's Millions 253 pages. Robber Baron Jay Gould was the most hated man on Wall Street. His fabulously successful career was based on his insatiable desire for money and power. Daring unsrupulous Jay Gould out. Fair .