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Just who was the man whose name has become synonymous with the classic “rob-Peter-to-pay-Paul” scam in which money from new investors is used to reward earlier ones? In December 1919, he was an unknown thirty-eight-year-old, self-educated Italian immigrant with a borrowed two-hundred dollars... read more
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- Charles Ponzi: Add a description of this character.
- Rose
- Daniels
- Chmielinski
- Zarossi
- Charlie
- Dunn
- Henry
- Salvati
- Mr. Allen
- Hurwitz
- Bill
- Grozier
- Herman
- Brightwell
- Barron
- Mr. Gallagher
- Poole
- Pelletier
- Cassullo
- John
- Morse
- Louis
- Pizzi
- Carlo
- Miller
- Giberti
- Dondero
- Mc Masters
- Bianchi
- Miss Me Li
- Coakley
- Eddie
First Sentence edit
Almost as soon as August, 1919, gave way to September, a brisk and swirling wind hurried into Boston.
Authors & Contributors edit
- Donald H. Dunn (Author)
Classification edit
- Library of Congress: Add the Library of Congress Classification.
- Dewey: 364.1630924
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