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... Andrew Carnegie or James J. Hill ; but as for regarding any one of them as , for instance , I regard Professor Bury , or Peary , the Arctic explorer , or Admiral " character " he unceasingly placed above both . Indeed 207 The Rise of ...
... Andrew Carnegie or James J. Hill ; but as for regarding any one of them as , for instance , I regard Professor Bury , or Peary , the Arctic explorer , or Admiral " character " he unceasingly placed above both . Indeed 207 The Rise of ...
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... Andrew Carnegie ( New York , 1932 ) , Vol . I , pp . 146-7 . Compare with this the surprise frequently expressed by American busi- nessmen at their European counterparts who hope to accumulate enough to retire as soon as possible ...
... Andrew Carnegie ( New York , 1932 ) , Vol . I , pp . 146-7 . Compare with this the surprise frequently expressed by American busi- nessmen at their European counterparts who hope to accumulate enough to retire as soon as possible ...
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... Andrew Carnegie , it is reported , once saw the older and much richer Vanderbilt on the opposite side of Fifth Avenue , and mumbled to his companion : " I would not exchange his millions for my knowledge of Shakespeare . " But Carnegie ...
... Andrew Carnegie , it is reported , once saw the older and much richer Vanderbilt on the opposite side of Fifth Avenue , and mumbled to his companion : " I would not exchange his millions for my knowledge of Shakespeare . " But Carnegie ...
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Antiintellectualism in Our Time | 3 |
On the Unpopularity of Intellect | 24 |
The Evangelical Spirit | 55 |
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