Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie

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General Note:	"This is an edited, reformatted and augmented version of the 'Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie' by Andrew Carnegie, was previously published by London, Constable & Co. Limited in 1920"--Preface note.
Bibliography, etc. Note:	Includes bibliographical references (pages 247-248) and index.
Formatted Contents Note:	Parents and childhood -- Dunfermline and America -- Pittsburg and work -- The telegraph office -- Railroad service -- Superintendent of the Pennsylvania -- Civil war period -- Bridge-building -- The iron works -- New York as headquarters -- Business negotiations -- The age of steel -- Partners, books, and travel -- Coaching trip and marriage -- Mills and the men -- The homestead strike -- Problems of labor -- The "gospel of wealth" -- Educational and pension funds -- The peace palace and Pittencrieff -- Matthew Arnold and others -- British political leaders -- Gladstone and Morley -- Herbert Spencer and his disciple -- Blaine and Harrison -- Washington diplomacy -- Hay and McKinley -- Meeting the German emperor.