Andrew Carnegie: Industrial Giant and Philanthropist- Primary Research and Sources - Historic Documents - Essential Facts - Source Notes - Select Bibliography - Maps - Timeline |
Contents
BOUND TO CLIMB | 6 |
ESCAPE FROM POVERTY | 14 |
ON THE WAY TO RECOGNITION | 22 |
THE RAILROAD TO RICHES | 34 |
BECOMING A MAIN OF STEEL | 42 |
LEISURE LEARNING AND LITERATURE | 50 |
THE ROAD TO THE HOMESTEAD STRIKE | 60 |
GIVING BACK | 68 |
LATER YEARS AND LEGACY | 88 |
TIMELINE | 96 |
ESSENTIAL FACTS | 100 |
ADDITIONAL RESOURCES | 102 |
GLOSSARY | 104 |
SOURCES NOTES | 106 |
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