Status Updates From Fordlandia: The Rise and Fa...

302: 'the occupational hazard common to Ford men, a kind of crackpot realism where decisions supposedly justified by observation were really shaped by a sense of infallibility born of success, a belief that the company could, as Johnston put it, "do anything within the power of man."'

p. 5: "Ford was bringing 'white man's magic' to the wilderness, the Washington Post wrote"