Redfield Proctor and the Division of Rutland Helen Fielding and sisters

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In this wide-ranging and definitive book

-- Adrian McKinty

But since creativity is still at his core

Redfield Proctor and the Division of Rutland Helen Fielding and sistersNothing in Redfield Proctor's early life suggested greatness. He almost died in the Civil War, squandered his inheritance and disliked farming and practicing law. But in 1869, a scheming woman enlisted his help in gaining control of a bankrupt marble mill. Proctor turned it into the largest marble operation in the world, creating his greatest legacy Washington, D. C., with its many marble monuments and buildings. Using his fortune, he founded a