The Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie

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The narrative follows Andrew Carnegie, who transformed from a poor immigrant at 13 into one of the wealthiest men in America. His journey began with a humble job in a bobbin factory, showcasing his determination and ambition. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Carnegie dedicated over 90 percent of his fortune to philanthropic efforts, earning him admiration from notable figures like Mark Twain and William Gladstone. His life exemplifies the potential for personal success intertwined with a commitment to societal betterment.