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Without Reservation by Jeff Benedict

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Without Reservation

How a Controversial Indian Tribe Rose to Power and Built the World's Largest Casino

Jeff Benedict

HarperCollins · Print & ebook · July 3, 2001

Reading lane: Sports Betting

"The book seems at times like a legal thriller, a psychological drama, a morality tale, and a scandal sheet." -- Richard Tambling, Hartford Journal Inquirer Jeff Benedict, the author of No Bone Unturned , tracks the transformation of the Mashantucket Pequots from a population of one on 214 miserable acres in the early 1970s to today’s largest landowner in Connecticut.

At a Glance

Why This Clicks

Power and Stakes

A revealing account of the Mashantucket Pequots’ rise brings tribal power and casino influence into view.

Come here for

  • A closely observed story of political influence and economic ascent
  • The history behind Foxwoods’ rise

Expect

  • A focus on the Mashantucket Pequots and their changing fortunes
  • A pointed look at a controversial tribe and its casino

Book Details

Authors
Jeff Benedict
Publisher
HarperCollins
Published
July 3, 2001
Format
Print & ebook
Theme
Sports Betting · Midwest History
Reading lane
Sports Betting

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  • Crosswords / General

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About This Book

"The book seems at times like a legal thriller, a psychological drama, a morality tale, and a scandal sheet." -- Richard Tambling, Hartford Journal Inquirer Jeff Benedict, the author of No Bone Unturned , tracks the transformation of the Mashantucket Pequots from a population of one on 214 miserable acres in the early 1970s to today’s largest landowner in Connecticut. Led by a former laborer, Tribal Chairman Richard "Skip" Hayward, the Pequots have become the wealthiest, mos...

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"The book seems at times like a legal thriller, a psychological drama, a morality tale, and a scandal sheet." -- Richard Tambling, Hartford Journal Inquirer Jeff Benedict, the author of No Bone Unturned , tracks the transformation of the Mashantucket Pequots from a population of one on 214 miserable acres in the early 1970s to today’s largest landowner in Connecticut. Led by a former laborer, Tribal Chairman Richard "Skip" Hayward, the Pequots have become the wealthiest, most politically influential Indian tribe in the United States. In Without Reservation , Benedict exposes startling revelations about the tribe and their casino, Foxwoods.

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