by Robert Lacey · Little Brown & Co · tapa dura · ISBN 9780316511667
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«Ford, the Men and the Machine» is Robert Lacey's biographical essay, published by Little Brown & Co in hardback (778 pages, in English).
The work reconstructs the history of Henry Ford and the family dynasty that built an automobile empire. Over more than a century and four generations, it portrays the industrial achievements —the Model T, the assembly line and the five-dollar wage— and the personal tensions between Henry Ford, his son Edsel and his grandson Henry Ford II, with Lee Iacocca as a key figure in the company's modern era.
This edition, published in 1986, includes an index and bibliography (pages 725-748).
Aimed at readers of business history and biographies, interested in the development of the automobile industry in the United States.
Colonel Lacey Robert Johnson (1855–1915) was a Canadian Pacific Railway pioneer.
