I am looking for records for Enrique C. Creel.

Enrique C. Creel was Mexico's leading banker, an innovative industrialist, venture capitalist, and representative of the nation's 
largest land and cattle owner; he was also the political boss of the state of Chihuahua and the key conciliator of the conflicting 
interests of the north and the national regime of dictator Porfirio Diaz. In this essay, Professor Wasserman describes Creel's 
activities, showing how he and his family built the greatest business empire in Mexico before 1910, survived the decade-long 
destruction of the revolution (1910-20), and rebuilt their empire in the 1920s. Better than any of his contemporaries, Creel 
combined managerial talent and vision with a mastery of the interplay of politics, regional interests, and foreign capital that 
comprised his economic environment. His career epitomizes the special nature of economic entrepreneurship and the intimate 
relationship between business and politics in pre- and post-revolutionary Mexico.

thanks
pat

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