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Youth and First Business Ventures, 18621895 2. Early Sears Years, 18951908 3. Blacks, Politics, and Philanthropy, 19081912 4. Black Schools, Political Attacks, and the Profit Sharing Plan, 19121916 5. World War I, 19161918 6. The Rescue of Sears and the Consolidation of Philanthropic Endeavors, 19191924 7. New Philanthropic Ventures, 19241928 8. The Julius Rosenwald Fund, Hoover, and the Depression, 19281930 9. Final Year and Postmortem, 19311949
Davis-Hayes et al. (Thu,) studied this question.