The History of the Standard Oil Company Paperback – Import, 26 February 2022

This is a complete edition of the features published by Ida Tarbell. The copy seems of poor quality like almost homemade with a very thin cover. But the content is there and in my point of view that's the most important.

This book, though containing many errors ie repeats info, omits words etc, is extremely interesting. I only wish it had begun at the time oil was first discovered instead of simply mentioning a facts from that time.

Terrible copy. Page after page of unreadable typos. total waste of money, would not reccomend to anyone. Nothing further to add.

Terrible typos and random paragraphs on every page make this nearly impossible to read and understand. Complete waste of time and money, am returning.

This is a documented history of the oil industry in Pennsylvania and the process that J.D. Rockefeller took to monopolize it. I found the book and history to be very interesting and an eye-opening presentation. However, distractions include [a] a presentation that is by incident, not chronological; (i.e., producers, refineries, pipeline) for acquisitions by Rockefeller, which overlap and are confusing and repetitious; [b] it ends before the Sherman Act breaks Standard Oil into separate (but still sole-owned) entities and should be part of this history; and [c] very poor editing for typo's and formatting.