Edward Keller's, "Mr. Ford-What have you done?" depicts much of Ford's life in the automotive industry. The book talked about how Ford had started his empire. How when he was 16 years old, he left home to pursue his dream in inventing "mechanical things" that would benefit the common need of all families in the United States. How he got a job in a steam engine factory making a mere $2.50 a week but due to his rent being $4.00 a month, he had to get a second job repairing watches for $2.00 a week. Later on Ford then got a job working for Detroit Edison Electric Company where he was fortunate enough to meet the very famous Thomas Edison. After meeting Thomas, Ford's career began to take off as an automotive producer.

In 1888, Henry Ford married Clara Bryant and shortly there after, he moved to Detroit. After saving some money wo

rking for the electric company with the help of A.J. Malcomson, Ford was able to start up his Ford Motor Company. On June 16, 1903, the Ford Motor Company was incorporated with $28,000 capital. After this, Ford Motor Company, the Ford Motor Company was incorporated with $28,000 capital. After this, Ford Motor Company, the Ford Motor Company was incorporated with $28,000 capital. After this, Ford Motor Company, the Ford Motor Company was incorporated with $28,000 capital. After this, Ford Motor Company, the Ford Motor Company was incorporated with $28,000 capital. After this, Ford Motor Company, the Ford Motor Company was incorporated with $28,000 capital. After this, Ford Motor Company, the Ford Motor Company was incorporated with $28,000 capital. After this, Ford Motor Company, the Ford Motor Company was incorporated with $28,000 capital. After this, Ford Motor Company, the Ford Motor Company was incorporated with $28,000 capital. After this, Ford Motor Company, the Ford Motor Company was incorporated with $28,000 capital. After this, Ford Motor Company, the Ford Motor Company was incorporated with $28,000 capital. After this, Ford Motor Company, the Ford Motor Company was incorporated with $28,000 capital. After this, Ford Motor Company quickly emerged as the nations leading automobile producer.

Many questions arose about Henry Ford while his company flourished. Did he cheat the Dodge family out of their end of the deal, etc? The author answered many questions pertaining to both sides of the story. He didn't put Ford up on a pedestal or just talk about the good things of Henry Ford. The author also kept it fair by showing the bad things about Henry Ford. The author accepted the fact that Henry Ford was wrong in buying out the Dodge family. The Dodge family had just as much of a right to the shares as he did. HE kept discussion about Ford very open and non-biased.

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