The experiences of the war changed both Baruch's and Wilson's attitude toward the large firm. Following the war their anti-firm rhetoric was replaced with praise for the large firm's patriotism and contribution to progress. (Neil Fligstein)

The experiences of the war changed both Baruch's and Wilson's attitude toward the large firm. Following the war their anti-firm rhetoric was replaced with praise for the large firm's patriotism and contribution to progress.

Neil Fligstein

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