The Richest Hill on Earth (2011)

by Richard S. Wheeler

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When newspaperman John Fellowes Hall arrives in Butte, Montana, in 1892, he finds himself deeply embroiled in the fight among the Copper Kings, as they battle for control of the money-making copper mines.

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John Fellowes Hall

William Andrews Clark (copper king)

Marcus Daly (copper king)

Augustus Heinze (copper king)

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To all those of inquiring mind, who abandoned youthful visions for something more profound.

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John Fellowes Hall fretted about his middle name.

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When newspaperman John Fellowes Hall arrives in Butte, Montana, in 1892, he finds himself deeply embroiled in the fight among the Copper Kings, as they battle for control of the money-making copper mines.

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