3 - 2 Inscribed UNDUE INFLUENCE By D. Margolick & MELLON By D. Cannadine ,1st Ed. , THE HOUSE OF MORGAN

Undue Influence by D. Margolick: This book examines the role of financial and political elites in shaping public policy and societal structures. It focuses on the use of wealth and power to influence decisions in ways that may not be in the public interest. The book explores instances where individuals or groups use their influence to sway laws, policies, and elections, often at the expense of democracy and fairness.
Mellon by D. Cannadine: This biography details the life of Andrew W. Mellon, a wealthy financier and philanthropist who was a major figure in American politics and business in the early 20th century. The book explores his role in shaping the U.S. economy, his political involvement, and his legacy in areas such as art, culture, and finance.
The House of Morgan by R. Chernow: This book is a comprehensive history of the J.P. Morgan financial empire, spanning several generations of the Morgan family. It traces the rise of J.P. Morgan & Co. from its beginnings in the 19th century to its influence on the global financial system. Chernow explores the personalities, power struggles, and controversies surrounding the Morgans and their vast influence on banking, business, and politics.