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Originally Posted by mhsprecher
Years ago I read a book by Charles Sorensen, known as Cast Iron Charlie. There were many people who helped Ford succeed, but Charlie was there the longest and really put Henry's, and his own, ideas into practice. It was called My Forty Years with Ford. My memory is hazy, but I think he really objected to the way Henry treated Edsel. He finally got fed up and left. I remember loving the book at the time. I got it from the library and never owned a copy myself.
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If I can get a copy, I want to read this one too. Sorensen was the main manufacturing force behind Henry, the guy that put his ideas into mass production.