During his presidency, Theodore Roosevelt gained notoriety as a Trust Buster for his efforts to break up and to control the mammoth corporations of the early twentieth century.
An edition of Corporate Crime
(1983)
Corporate Crime (Law and Society Series)
1st Free Press Paperback Ed edition
by Marshall B. Clinard
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March 1, 1983, Free Press
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