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Coals of Fire (1914)
The merchant had succeeded in business because he was utterly heartless and had ground down all opposition. His employees hated him, his competitors feared him, and the servants in his home lived in mortal dread of him.
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The merchant had succeeded in business because he was utterly heartless and had ground down all opposition. His employees hated him, his competitors feared him, and the servants in his home lived in mortal dread of him.
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Genre:Drama
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In Theaters:1/16/1914
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Runtime:13 minutes
Studio:Thanhouser Company
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