Robber Barons Reconsidered

us a questionable and damning interpretationnof actual historical figures.nUnlike Josephson, the author ofnPower and Morality believes that anhierarchy of moral development existednamong the era's business titans. Withnadherence to the law as the minimumnstandard of morality, Engelbourg identifiesnseveral patterns of behavior.nAmong the lawbreakers, he distinguishesnthose who acted illegallynwhenever . . .