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Uploaded UploadedConclusion: Buck and the Boom
UploadedChapter 13. "It is to be Regretted that Such a Scoundrel Should Escape Punishment:" Buck's Appeals
UploadedChapter 12. "The Most Important that has Ever Been Tried in the Province:" The Trial of George Buck
UploadedChapter 11. "A Matter of Public Concern:" The Lees Commission and Monarch Oil
UploadedChapter 10. "I am Not Going Back to Canada:" The Law Comes for Buck
UploadedChapter 9. Public Interest versus Private Rights: Judge Alexander A. Carpenter's Commission and the Big Boom Hangover
UploadedChapter 8. Reforming Self-Regulation: Taming the Brokers and the Calgary Stock Exchange
UploadedChapter 7. Boycotts, Consumer Protection, and Private Detectives: Responses to the Boom from Voluntary Associations to the Pinkertons
UploadedChapter 6. Reign of the Charlatans
UploadedChapter 5. "A City So Blessed Cannot be Checked:" Oil! . . . Sort of
UploadedChapter 4. "I'm Going to Go Through With It Even if it Leads to Jail:" George E. Buck of Black Diamond Oil Fields
UploadedChapter 3. "The Difference Between Poverty and Riches in Action!" Dreams and Reality of an Independent Oil Boom
UploadedChapter 2. "The Formation of These Companies . . . Should be Stopped:" Speculation and the Newspaper Feud
UploadedChapter 1. "Scientific Oil Finding:" Turner Valley's Anticline
UploadedIntroduction: "The Wildest Boom that Ever Hit the West"
UploadedFront Matter
UploadedThe Boom: Oil, Popular Culture, and Politics in Alberta, 1912-1924
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