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Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie
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Chapter 28 No.28
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hen called home by President McKinley to become Secretary of State. Few have made such a record in that office
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1 Chapter 1 PARENTS AND CHILDHOOD2 Chapter 2 DUNFERMLINE AND AMERICA3 Chapter 3 PITTSBURGH AND WORK4 Chapter 4 COLONEL ANDERSON AND BOOKS5 Chapter 5 THE TELEGRAPH OFFICE6 Chapter 6 RAILROAD SERVICE7 Chapter 7 SUPERINTENDENT OF THE PENNSYLVANIA8 Chapter 8 CIVIL WAR PERIOD9 Chapter 9 BRIDGE-BUILDING10 Chapter 10 THE IRON WORKS11 Chapter 11 NEW YORK AS HEADQUARTERS12 Chapter 12 BUSINESS NEGOTIATIONS13 Chapter 13 THE AGE OF STEEL14 Chapter 14 PARTNERS, BOOKS, AND TRAVEL15 Chapter 15 COACHING TRIP AND MARRIAGE16 Chapter 16 MILLS AND THE MEN17 Chapter 17 THE HOMESTEAD STRIKE18 Chapter 18 PROBLEMS OF LABOR19 Chapter 19 THE GOSPEL OF WEALTH 20 Chapter 20 EDUCATIONAL AND PENSION FUNDS21 Chapter 21 THE PEACE PALACE AND PITTENCRIEFF22 Chapter 22 MATHEW ARNOLD AND OTHERS23 Chapter 23 BRITISH POLITICAL LEADERS24 Chapter 24 GLADSTONE AND MORLEY25 Chapter 25 HERBERT SPENCER AND HIS DISCIPLE26 Chapter 26 BLAINE AND HARRISON27 Chapter 27 WASHINGTON DIPLOMACY28 Chapter 28 No.2829 Chapter 29 MEETING THE GERMAN EMPEROR