Scott Ridley

Author of Morning of Fire

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Scott Ridley is the author of Morning of Fire and is distinctly different to Ridley Scott the British director. Please do not combine the two. Thanks.

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Morning of Fire 11 copies, 1 review
Morning of Fire: America's Epic First Journey into the Pacific 1 copy

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from Amazon - Scott Ridley is a policy-analyst and author who has written for: The New Republic, The Nation, Newsday, Denver Post and a host of other publications. He is recognized as an authority on the history of the electric utility industry, having co-authored (with Richard Rudolph) the book Power Struggle: The Hundred Year War Over Electricity. He has also authored numerous peer reviewed technical reports, articles and booklets. He has four sons and lives with his family in East Harwich, Massachusetts. This biography was provided by the author or their representative. Scott Ridley is a policy-analyst and author who has written for: The New Republic, The Nation, Newsday, Denver Post and a host of other publications. He is recognized as an authority on the history of the electric utility industry, having co-authored the book Power Struggle: The Hundred Year War Over Electricity. He has also authored numerous peer reviewed technical reports, articles and booklets. He has four sons and lives with his family in East Harwich, Massachusetts.

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Scott Ridley is the author of Morning of Fire and is distinctly different to Ridley Scott the British director. Please do not combine the two. Thanks.