Autobiography

This autobiography is a firsthand account of Andrew Carnegie's own life, detailing his experiences and perspectives from his childhood in Scotland to his career as an industrialist and philanthropist in America.

Carnegie's autobiography is notable for articulating his 'Gospel of Wealth' philosophy, which posits that the wealthy have a moral obligation to use their fortunes to improve society. It offers a unique insight into the mindset of one of America's most influential industrialists during a period of immense economic change.