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Loading... The Titanby Theodore Dreiser
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The theme of The Titan is one of man's drive for absolute power. Power ruthlessly pursued, power blindly worshipped, Power over business, a city, a life. The setting is Chicago and New York in the age of the Robber Barons; the protagonist is Frank Cowperwood, already wealthy, but out to build a financial empire vast enough to satisfy his appetite for what he thinks is success. (