Summary:
The book is a comprehensive biography of Andrew Carnegie, detailing his rise from a poor Scottish immigrant to one of the wealthiest industrialists in America. It explores his steel empire, philanthropic endeavors, and the complex legacy he left behind, including his role in the labor struggles of the late 19th century.
Key points:
1. Gospel of Wealth: Andrew Carnegie believed rich people should use their wealth for society's benefit and live modestly.
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