Publisher's Synopsis
Uncover the shocking truth behind the scandals and betrayals of the Wall Street crash of 1920 in this gripping exposé by Armstrong, a financial journalist and reformer. With meticulous research and incisive analysis, he reveals how greed, speculation, and corruption fueled the boom and bust of the '20s and exposed the fragility of the American economic and political system.
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