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Fink, Argument before the Committee of Commerce, 9.

Taylor and Neu, American Railroad Network, 69-76

"Practical Railroading," Railway Age, July 5, 1877, p. 1104.

Fast Freight Lines - The Other Side, Railway Age, Sept. 13, 1877, p. 1308.

Testimony of Thomas Kimball, June 22, 1887, PRC, 3:1123, 1128.

Hovenkamp, Enterprise and American Law, 151-52.

Testimony of De Witt Woods, July 13, 1887, PRC, 4:1964.

Testimony of Charles Francis Adams, July 13, 1887, PRC, 4:1997.

Perkins to Forbes, Sept. 24, 1879, 3 F 3.23.3, J. M. Forbes, In-letters, private from C. E. Perkins, CB&Q.

A Letter to Hon. S. M. Cullom from Charles E. Perkins, Sept. 21, 1885, 3, P4.12, Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Statement, Charles Francis Adams, May 24, 1887, PRC, 2:605-6.

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Introduction

Chapter 1: Genesis

Chapter 2: Annus Horribilis: 1873

Chapter 3: Friends

Chapter 4: Spatial Politics

Chapter 5: Kilkenny Cats

Chapter 6: Men in Octopus Suits

Chapter 7: Workingmen

Chapter 8: Looking Backward

Chapter 9: Collapse

Chapter 10: Strike

Chapter 11: Creative Destruction

Epilogue

Conclusion

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