Colby first became interested in the DuPonts while working as a press secretary for Congressman John Dow of New York. His research on Vietnam war profiteering led him to the 1934 Senate munitions hearings, which revealed that the DuPonts made over $250 million in profits from World War I. In 1934, according to witnesses and the findings of a House Committee, a plot existed to seize the White House with a march on Washington by veterans who were to be armed by the DuPonts.
The DuPonts, America's richest dynasty, run a network of companies
around the world from their base in Delaware, a state which is controlled
by the family. To Colby's credit, he avoids much of the titillating family
trivia emphasized by other books on the DuPonts, and concentrates instead
on the DuPonts' political significance in American society.
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