The Aristocracy of Boston Who They Are, and What They Were: Being a History of the Business and Business Men of Boston, for the Last Forty Years

This book offers an insider's perspective on the social and economic elites of Boston in the late 19th century. Wilson provides biographical sketches of prominent businessmen and industrialists, as well as an overview of the city's economic development. He also touches on some of the key social and political issues of the day, offering a fascinating portrait of a bygone era.

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