The 19th century robber barons exploited holes in the capitalist system for their own gain. Their practices led to enactment of a number of laws to prevent these actions from being repeated.

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Some say the way these robber barons use, abuse and ignore laws to advance this agenda reminds them of the infamous James Gang, which plundered banks and trains until Northfield, Minnesota citizens ...

Cartoon in Puck featuring notable robber barons of the 19th century. ... Their practices led to enactment of a number of laws to prevent these actions from being repeated. For example, ...

The 19th century robber barons exploited holes in the capitalist system for their own gain. Their practices led to enactment of a number of laws to prevent these actions from being repeated.