Henry Ford: An Interpretation Drinkware From 1960 to 2012

From 1960 to 2012

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so many copies of Henry Ford: An Interpretation were borrowed from the Detroit Public Library and never returned that the library was forced to remove the volume from its shelves

Henry Ford: An Interpretation Drinkware From 1960 to 2012By: Samuel Morris with an introduction by David L. Lewis Regarded by many automotive historians as the finest and most dispassionate character study of Henry Ford ever written, Henry Ford: An Interpretation has long been out of print and priced out of the reach of many collectors. Published at the height of Ford's success in 1923, the volume was written by the Reverend Samuel S. Marquis, an Episcopalian minister who was also the head of the sociology