Andrew Carnegie: The Man Behind the Steel

Andrew Carnegie: Person behind the steel I chose the right Andrew Carnegie for two reasons. One is his Scottish tradition and the second is a close relationship with his city of Pittsburgh. I occasionally have Scotland descendants, but more importantly I am from Pittsburgh. The story of Andrew Carnegie on the rugged riches is more exciting than his partner Henry Clay Frick. As a Scottish immigrant, Carnegie has joined Pennsylvania Railway Company.

There is another statue of four great men who have played a role in the recent American history. Andrew Carnegie (a person behind the US steel industry), James Jerome Hill (a person behind the US railroad industry), John Mitchell (a person behind the United States Union in the early 20 th century), William Jennings Brian (Nebraska Politicians and three candidates of the POTUS party were recommended for Democrats, whether they like it or not, belong to the influential circle of the game changer in the United States.

Andrew Carnegie (1835-1919), a self-made man who became a big iron in later, contributed to the expansion of the New York Public Library as a philanthropist. Andrew Carnegie tried to relieve the numbness of social Darwinism by publishing an article called "the gospel of wealth" in 1889. His "Gospel of the Gospel" explains the responsibility of a new generation of self-made wealthy people for social contribution to promote social progress and contribute millions of dollars to charity groups. Charles T. Hinde (1832-1915) is an industrialist and entrepreneur of the steamship and railway industry and one of industry leaders. Charles T. Hinde is a great philanthropist who donated to many charitable organizations in Southern California, despite his wealth, he was sending an unobtrusive lifestyle.

Andrew Carne was born in Dunfermline, Scotland on November 25, 1835. In 1848, he emigrated to America. After a series of useful investments, he devoted his energy to steel. Carnegie was the founder of Carnegie Steel, later named the American Steel Company. He founded one of the most powerful and influential companies in American history. His great innovation is to provide inexpensive and efficient railway production to railroad lines. He is also known for donating the majority of his wealth by building libraries, schools and universities all over the world. Andrew Carne died on 11th August 1919 at Lennox, Massachusetts.