Grace's Guide To British Industrial History

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1911 '''Standard Oil''' was split into 34 separate companies <ref> Standard Oil [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Standard_Oil]</ref> after anti-trust action by the U.S. Government including: Standard Oil of Indiana - otherwise known as '''Amoco'''


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1911 Standard Oil was split into 34 separate companies [1] after anti-trust action by the U.S. Government including: Standard Oil of Indiana - otherwise known as Amoco

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  1. Standard Oil [1]