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Description
The discovery of the Black Giant in 1930 was the largest oil strike in
the U.S. at that time, and its gushers changed the face of the oil
industry. Oilmen, promoters, oil patch workers, and the nation’s
unemployed streamed into the tiny hamlets of East Texas for their share,
but they faced wars between “big oil” and independent oilmen, bootleg or
“hot oil,” martial law, and legalized price fixing. Yet the Black Giant
turned out to be the salvation of the drought-stricken farmers, helped
in the fight against Germany and Japan, and made lots of folks “Texas
rich.”In “The Black Giant,” the characters, times and oil industry
skullduggery are recalled and explained in dozens of sidebars full of
humorous facts and trivia. The author, law professor at Washington
College of Law, The American University, practiced oil and gas law for
more than 35 years and focused on oil and gas matters during the Arab
oil embargo for the U.S. Department of the Interior.