Letters From A Self-Made Merchant To His Son

The book features a series of satirical letters written by a wealthy Chicago pork-packer to his son, affectionately nicknamed 'Piggy.' Through witty aphorisms and insightful advice, the letters reflect the values and absurdities of the Gilded Age. George Horace Lorimer's sharp writing showcases both humor and wisdom, offering a unique perspective on father-son relationships and societal expectations during this transformative period in American history.