Summary: Willers tells John Galt about Dwight Sanders. Dagny hears on the radio that Sanders quit. Paul Larkin got Rearden’s ore business, and Ken Danagger (age 50s) got his coal mines. Mouch resigned and became Assistant Coordinator of the Bureau of Economic Planning and National Resources. Despite various challenges to the John Galt Line, the work continued, and Dagny chose Pat Logan to be engineer on its first train. They held a press conference, then had the first run on July 22. The run is successful, and Wyatt joins them to celebrate. Dagny and Hank consummate their romance.

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Atlas Shrugged was written by Ayn Rand in 1957.

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