A Disposition to Be Rich: How a Small-Town Pastor's Son Ruined an American President, Brought on a Wall Street Crash, and Made Himself the Best-Hated Man in the United States
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Ferdinand Ward was the Bernie Madoff of his generation-a supposed genius at making big money fast on Wall Street, who turned out to have been running a giant pyramid scheme that ultimately collapsed in one of the greatest financial scandals in American history. The son of a Protestant missionary and small-town pastor with secrets of his own to keep, Ward came to New York at twenty-one and in less than a decade, armed only with charm, energy, and a total lack of conscience, made himself the busin…
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AwardsBiographySocial SciencesHistoryBookMasterJUVNonfictionLegal Figures, Law Enforcers, & CriminalsGeneral & Miscellaneous BiographyTrue CrimeUnited States History19th Century United States History - General & MiscellaneousCriminals - General & Miscellaneous - BiographyBiography - General & MiscellaneousWhite Collar & Nonviolent Crime19th Century American History - Economic AspectsNew York Times Notable Nonfiction of 2012Best Books of the Year 2012Best Books of the YearNew York Times Best Books of 2012



