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The Patriots' Club

by Christopher Reich (2006)

About this book

The Patriots' Club has been in existence since it was first set up by George Washington in the days of the Revolutionary War. By 2004 it has acquired Jefferson Partners, a large and secretive private equity firm raising money from financial funds and private wealth to buy companies concentrated in the defense industry.

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreThe Patriots' Club Lead Character

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