Stoik

"The Stoic" is a novel by John Galsworthy, published in 1949. This novel is part of his Trilogy of Desire, which also includes the novels The Financier from 1912 and The Titan from 1914. "Stoic" is the final part of this trilogy.

The novel takes place in London and follows Frank Cowperwood, a businessman inspired by the real-life magnate Charles Yerkes. Frank, who hides behind the name of an American magnate, comes to England to take control of the London Underground. This book is a valuable resource for anyone who wants to better understand the story of Frank Cowperwood and his challenges in the world of business intrigue and personal passion.