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Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie
Andrew Carnegie

Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie

Andrew Carnegie
404 episodes · full original text

From bobbin boy and telegraph messenger to steel king of America: Carnegie on luck, nerve, partners, the Homestead strike, and why the man who dies rich dies disgraced.

Every word as the author wrote it, split into 1-minute episodes.

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Parents and Childhood

Dunfermline and America

Pittsburgh and Work

Colonel Anderson and Books

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

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