Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie

The "Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie" is a captivating account of the life of one of America's wealthiest individuals. Andrew Carnegie, born in Scotland in 1835, chronicles his journey from his humble beginnings to becoming a renowned figure in the United States. This autobiography, written in 1919 but published posthumously in 1920, offers valuable insights into Carnegie's remarkable accomplishments and philanthropic endeavors. In addition to his wealth, Carnegie was also an accomplished author, penning works such as "Triumphant Democracy," "The Gospel of Wealth," "The Empire of Business," and "Problems of Today." This well-written autobiography provides readers with a fascinating glimpse into the life of a man who played a significant role in shaping America's business landscape.

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Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie, #1 - Parents and Childhood Andrew Carnegie
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Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie, #2 - Dunfermline and America Andrew Carnegie
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Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie, #3 - Pittsburgh and Work Andrew Carnegie
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Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie, #4 - Colonel Anderson and Books Andrew Carnegie
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Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie, #5 - The Telegraph Office Andrew Carnegie
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Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie, #6 - Railroad Service Andrew Carnegie
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Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie, #7 - Superintendent of the Pennsylvania Andrew Carnegie
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Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie, #8 - Civil War Period Andrew Carnegie
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Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie, #9 - Bridge-Building Andrew Carnegie
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Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie, #10 - The Iron Works Andrew Carnegie
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