Ponzi's Scheme (2005)
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Mary Grozier CHAPTER THREE “NEWSPAPER GENIUS”
Like Ponzi, Richard Grozier was a bright, handsome young man with a taste for fine clothes. Also like Ponzi, he was approaching the midpoint of his life with little to show for himself. Unlike Ponzi, however, Grozier had every possible advantage—he was descended from Mayflower Pilgrims and had spent his life bathed in wealth and privilege.
Yet in 1917 Grozier was thirty years old, single, and living in his parents’ house. He worked, without distincti...on, for his father’s company after nearly flunking out of college and washing out of law school. As the only male heir, Grozier was destined to inherit his family’s business and the money and power that went with it. But it looked as though his inheritance would drop in value the moment he took possession.
Richard’s father was Edwin Atkins Grozier, editor, publisher, and owner of the Boston Post, the largest-circulation newspaper in Boston and one of the largest in the nation. Through relentless work and rare gifts, Edwin Grozier had engineered the Post’s rise from the brink of bankruptcy to the top of the pig pile of Boston newspapers.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Mary Grozier CHAPTER THREE “NEWSPAPER GENIUS”
Like Ponzi, Richard Grozier was a bright, handsome young man with a taste for fine clothes. Also like Ponzi, he was approaching the midpoint of his life with little to show for himself. Unlike Ponzi, however, Grozier had every possible advantage—he was descended from Mayflower Pilgrims and had spent his life bathed in wealth and privilege.
Yet in 1917 Grozier was thirty years old, single, and living in his parents’ house. He worked, without distincti...on, for his father’s company after nearly flunking out of college and washing out of law school. As the only male heir, Grozier was destined to inherit his family’s business and the money and power that went with it. But it looked as though his inheritance would drop in value the moment he took possession.
Richard’s father was Edwin Atkins Grozier, editor, publisher, and owner of the Boston Post, the largest-circulation newspaper in Boston and one of the largest in the nation. Through relentless work and rare gifts, Edwin Grozier had engineered the Post’s rise from the brink of bankruptcy to the top of the pig pile of Boston newspapers.
What to read after Ponzi's Scheme?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Mitchell Zuckoff to read onlineMoreLess
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