The monopolization of the rice and sugar industries by the planters, has been described in previous chapters.

Coal mines, especially those of some peculiar and limited kind, such as anthracite, appear to become easily an object of monopolization.

As extremes often meet, the view of the industrial trust as a natural evolution is most favored on the one hand by men of "big business," already interested financially in trusts, and on the other hand by the most radical communists (or socialists) whose ideal is the complete monopolization of industry under the government. § 14.

The boy was pleased by her attempts at monopolization.