The Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie and The Gospel of Wealth

Andrew Carnegie's journey from a Scottish immigrant to a wealthy industrialist exemplifies the American dream of self-made success. Starting in a telegraph company and later investing in railroads, he ultimately amassed a fortune in steel. Notably, his legacy extends beyond wealth; Carnegie passionately advocated for philanthropy, as highlighted in his essay "The Gospel of Wealth," where he discusses the moral responsibility of the rich to aid the less fortunate. This edition includes both his life story and his influential essay, printed on premium acid-free paper.