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   Jay Cooke - Civil War financier of the Union

Page entitled : Jay Cooke's mansions Gibraltar and Ogontz

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How Jay Cooke extended activities after Civil War, sent H. C. Fahnestock to New York and built a summer retreat at Gibraltar island and Ogontz mansion


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... By the end of Civil War, Jay Cooke had become America's most famous banker and bond broker. His reputation far exceeded his personal fortune, which on the basis of his share in the profits of the banks in Philadelphia and New York, must have been in the range of  ...

 

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