The Autobiography Of Andrew Carnegie book by Andrew Carnegie
The Autobiography Of Andrew Carnegie book by Andrew Carnegie
"Andrew Carnegie's story begins with the thirteen-year-old boy's bewildering 1848 journey from Dumfermline to New York and his $2.00-a-week job in a bobbin factory in Allegheny City, Pennsylvania. It concludes with the conversational details of his meetings with presidents and emperors. And in between, in a casual, familiar tone, Carnegie -- whose reputation as a 'benign capitalist' is ever controversial -- tells the reader about his 'Gospel of Wealth' and the building of his own empire." -- Back cover. Published By UPNE on 1986
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