'Robert Dalzell has taught at Williams for more than 30 years and is the Frederick Rudolph ’42 – Class of 1965 Professor of American Culture. Lee Dalzell was head of reference services at the Williams College Library until 2003.
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Reviewers have had high praise for “The House the Rockefellers Built.” The Dalzells “do an excellent job,” comments the New York Times Sunday Book Review. “The perspective provided on America’s Guilded Age and on one of its most noted families makes the book well worth reading,” The Indianapolis Star wrote. According to Newsweek, the authors “shed welcome light on the endlessly fascinating subject of Americans and wealth … in a story so well told by the Dalzells, you see the anxieties that dogged their every step.” “A fascinating story … this narrative is convincing throughout,” Bloomberg.Com reported. “Page turning stuff” is the verdict of the Chicago Sun-Times.'
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the private sheriff's deputy at the rockefeller estate kykuit was attacked by the black hand in 1906
the serbian black hand allegedly started the first world war in 1914:
''Upon learning of Ferdinand’s upcoming visit, the Young Bosnians, a secret revolutionary society of peasant students, began plotting to assassinate him. In May, Gavrilo Princip, Trifko Grabez and Nedeljko Cabrinovic traveled to the Serbian capital of Belgrade, where they received six handheld bombs, four semi-automatic pistols and cyanide suicide capsules from members of the so-called Black Hand, a terrorist group with close ties to the Serbian army. '
- the history channel updated: august 31st, 2018 original june 26th, 2014
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