Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie
Contributors: Van Dyke, John Charles, 1856-1932, editor
Edition: Popular ed.
Publisher: Houghton Mifflin
Published: 1924
Place of publication: Boston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 385
Copyright date: 1920
Notes: Editor's note signed: John C. Van Dyke.

Includes bibliographical references (pages 375-376).
Table of contents: title: Parents and childhood; title: Dunfermline and America; title: Pittsburgh and work; title: Colonel Anderson and books; title: The telegraph office; title: Railroad service; title: Superintendent of the Pennsylvania; title: Civil War period; title: Bridge-building; title: The iron works; title: New York as headquarters; title: Business negotiations; title: The age of steel; title: Partners, books, and travel; title: Coaching trip and marriage; title: Mills and the men; title: The homestead strike; title: Problems of labor; title: The "gospel of wealth"; title: Educational and pension funds; title: The peace palace and Pittencrieff; title: Matthew Arnold and others; title: British political leaders; title: Gladstone and Morley; title: Herbert Spencer and his disciple; title: Blaine and Harrison; title: Washington diplomacy; title: Hay and McKinley; title: Meeting the German Emperor.