Summary:
The book chronicles the global history of the oil industry from the mid-19th century through the late 20th century, detailing the geopolitical and economic impacts of oil discoveries, wars, and industry developments. It explores the strategic importance of oil, the rise of key industry players, and the influence of oil on world events and power structures.
Key points:
1. Oil's Role in Politics: The book highlights oil's significant influence on global politics and economies, including power struggles and wars.
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