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portada Battle for the Columbia River: The Rise of the Oregon Steam Navigation Company (in English)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Language
Inglés
Pages
162
Format
Hardcover
Dimensions
22.9 x 15.2 x 1.1 cm
Weight
0.39 kg.
ISBN13
9781540257147

Battle for the Columbia River: The Rise of the Oregon Steam Navigation Company (in English)

Mychal Ostler (Author) · History PR · Hardcover

Battle for the Columbia River: The Rise of the Oregon Steam Navigation Company (in English) - Ostler, Mychal

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Synopsis "Battle for the Columbia River: The Rise of the Oregon Steam Navigation Company (in English)"

A war over riches on the Columbia River. While the Civil War raged, a group of captains, merchants, bankers and gamblers in the Pacific Northwest formed the Oregon Steam Navigation Company. The first capitalistic enterprise in the new state, they aimed to develop the richest and most powerful transportation operation in the region, dominating hundreds of miles of river traffic from the Pacific Coast to Montana. Achieving such status was anything but easy. They battled competitors, lawyers, the river herself, and defectors within their management team. In the unregulated business environment of the nineteenth century, men like John Ainsworth made their own rules, often deploying frontier justice against their enemies. Join author Mychal Ostler as he recounts the battle for power that shaped an industry.

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