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Corporate ambition and the rise of American industry are examined in A Study in Power: John D. Rockefeller by Allan Nevins, presented here in a two-volume leatherbound set from Easton Press. Both volumes are finely bound in full leather with intricate gilt stamping, hubbed spines, archival-quality pages, moiré silk endpapers, and satin ribbon markers. This set reflects Easton Press’s signature blend of durability and elegance, ideal for collectors of American history and biography. Nevins offers a comprehensive and nuanced portrait of one of the most powerful and controversial figures in U.S. economic history. Through detailed research and compelling narrative, the biography traces Rockefeller’s rise through the oil industry, the formation of Standard Oil, and his far-reaching philanthropic legacy. These volumes provide both critical insight and historical depth, making them essential for readers interested in capitalism, power, and the individuals who shaped modern America. Pre-Owned. See photos for condition. Ships via USPS Media Mail. Please message with any questions. We ship Monday-Friday.