This is the story of Gustav II Adolf’s efforts to improve efficiencies at the Stora Kopparberg, the largest copper mine in Europe and control the marketing of its bounty.
Lawrence Stryker studied European History at the University of Virginia where he earned a PhD before entering work as a metal commodities trader in New York City. He has been active as a trader for the last thirty-eight years and is currently the head of trading at DBlock Metals, LLC based in North Carolina.
Innehållsförteckning
Preliminary Notes, Introduction, Chapter One: The Stora Kopparberg, Chapter Two: The Älvsborg Ransom, Chapter Three: The Copper Company in the Early Years, Chapter Four: The Copper Company: The Years of Decline, Chapter Five: The Deposit System, Chapter Six: After the King, Conclusion, Appendix A, Appendix B, Appendix C, Appendix D, Appendix E, List of Illustrations, Bibliography, Index.
