==References=====Notes======Books and writings by Ida Tarbell===* All in the day's work : an autobiography, 1939* A reporter for Lincoln; story of Henry E. Wing, soldier and newspaperman 1927* He knew Lincoln, and other Billy Brown stories, 1922* Peacemakers—blessed and otherwise; observations, reflections and irritations at an international conference, 1922* Boy scouts' life of Lincoln, 1921* "The Rising of the Tide; The Story of Sabinsport," 1919* "In Lincoln's Chair," 1920* "New Ideals in Business, An Account of Their Practice and Their Effects upon Men and Profits," 1916* "The Ways of Woman," 1915* "The Tariff in Our Times," 1911* "Father Abraham," 1909* "He Knew Lincoln," 1907* "Madame Roland: a biographical study" (1905/1916)* "The History of the Standard Oil Company," 1905/1912/1950* "The Life of Abraham Lincoln" 1900 1903 1909 1917 1920 1924 1928* "A Life of Napoleon Bonaparte: with a sketch of Josephine, Empress of the French," 1901/1909/1919* "The Early Life of Abraham Lincoln," 1896* "A Short Life of Napoleon Bonaparte," 1895* "More Than a Muckraker: Ida Minerva Tarbell's Lifetime in Journalism," edited by Robert C. Kochersberger Jr., The University of Tennessee Press, 1995 - collection of articles*"The History of the Standard Oil Company", 2 vols., Gloucester, Mass: Peter Smith, 1963 {1904}.