Date of Award
Winter 1933
Document Type
Thesis
Degree Name
Bachelor of Arts
Department
History
First Advisor
S.C. Mitchell
Abstract
With Ivar Krueger dead or disappeared, with Samuel Insull living in Athens, a hunted and declassed expatriot, with the leaders of the Marcus family behind Penitentiary bars, with a Peer of Great Britten but recently freed from Penal servitude, and with the great local distress that has come to Richmond in the failure of a Bank having as depositors more than one out of every four inhabitants, the time is right to investigate thsi person created by the Sovereign--the Corporation. The state being no more than the collection of the individuals comprising it, it would appear that these individuals have created a person, the Corporation, which has proved a veritable Frankenstein, eating ravenously into their savings and using their capital for their own undoing.
Recommended Citation
Bryan, Stewart, "The modern corporation, its control" (1933). Honors Theses. 410.
https://scholarship.richmond.edu/honors-theses/410