The Vestey Affair: Britain's Richest Family Beat The Taxman
History Reference Biography Autobiography True Stories Economics Personal Finance
Discover the fascinating true story of Britain's richest family in "The Vestey Affair: Britain's Richest Family Beat The Taxman" by Phillip Knightley. This 1981 hardcover first edition is a rare find for anyone interested in biographies, history, and true stories of economic strategy and personal finance. With 159 pages of engaging narrative, the book is illustrated throughout, making it a visually appealing addition to any book collection.
What sets this book apart is its unique blend of autobiography, education, and reference materials, providing readers with a comprehensive understanding of the Vestey family's remarkable story. As a vintage publication, this book offers a snapshot of the era's economic climate and the strategies employed by the wealthy to minimize their tax liabilities.
The condition of this book is acceptable, with a tight and strong binding, and no writing or dog ears. While it does show signs of wear, including scuffing, chipping, and small tears to the dust jacket, the interior pages are marked with stains on at least six pages. Nevertheless, this rare first edition is a valuable find for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
For those interested in the intersection of finance, economics, and history, "The Vestey Affair" is a must-read. This book provides a unique perspective on the world of high finance and the strategies employed by the wealthy to maintain their fortunes. With its rare first edition status and vintage charm, this book is a valuable addition to any book collection.
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