Epstein Secrets

Paul Carroll, and "Computer Wars," by Charles H. Ferguson and Charles R. Morris--and an occasional chill r

ids from middle-class homes who achieved success beyond their expectations, Gates was born to rule. His childhood was emphatically not the stuff of Horatio Alger novels. His father, Bill Gates, Jr., is a well-known corporate lawyer in Seattle and a former president of the Washington State Bar Association, and

Paul Carroll, and "Computer Wars," by Charles H. Ferguson and Charles R. Morris--and an occasional chill ru

ids from middle-class homes who achieved success beyond their expectations, Gates was born to rule. His childhood was emphatically not the stuff of Horatio Alger novels. His father, Bill Gates, Jr., is a well-known corporate lawyer in Seattle and a former president of the Washington State Bar Association, and

Paul Carroll, and "Computer Wars," by Charles H. Ferguson and Charles R. Morris--and an occasional chill ru

ids from middle-class homes who achieved success beyond their expectations, Gates was born to rule. His childhood was emphatically not the stuff of Horatio Alger novels. His father, Bill Gates, Jr., is a well-known corporate lawyer in Seattle and a former president of the Washington State Bar Association, and

ded the edi- tor of F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby. Carter himself could have stepped out of a novel—though in his case, the author would be Horatio Alger. A Canadian college dropout who'd worked as a railroad lineman, he arrived in New York in his late twenties and commenced an astonishingly quick rise

tion.” The prince’s ex-wife, Sarah Ferguson, the Duchess of York, 4 while on a skiing trip with the prince and the

said then, “Took after me, and he'll look after you. You'll get it back tenfold.” “Once again,” she said afterward, “my errors have com- h Ferguson, the Duchess of York, si e prince and their daughter Euge- E ters, “He is the greatest man the of my life in 1986 when I marrieé st in the world.” se I know what it feels

bloids, of the two of them _ strolling in Central Park. Some few months before it was taken, a reporter posing as a _ businessman had secretly taped Sarah Ferguson’s demand for _ “If you want to meet him in your business,” she'd said then, “Took after me, and he'll look after you. You'll get it back tenfold.” “On

s,” she'd said then, “Took after me, and he'll look after you. You'll get it back tenfold.” “Once again,” she said afterward, “my errors have com- h Ferguson, the Duchess of York, si e prince and their daughter Euge- E ters, “He is the greatest man the of my life in 1986 when I marrieé st in the world.” se

om the duchess. Some of the behavior of the duchess is inconsistent with being mat- ried to, or an ex-wife of, the duke. There's no question but that Sarah’s been a financially self-destructive element in the-duke’s life.” “The same kind of loyalty manifested itself last December, when the duke visited