Andrew Carnegie; An Anniversary Address Delivered Before the Carnegie Institute of Technology, On November the 24th, 1915
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This fact is the first as- tounding accomplishment to which the historian of the future will point when he comes to estimate Mr. Carnegie's service.
Mr. Carnegie as a trustee of wealth occupied a unique position. Born on one continent, brought up and educated upon another, his sympathies were world-wide.
It is the more interesting to note under such' conditions the causes in which he chose to work, and which fixed the char- acter of the family of institutions which his brain and heart have call...ed into being.
Outside of countless personal gifts, the chief causes which Mr. Carnegie has sought to stimulate are these: the pro- 11 motion of good reading through public libraries, the cause of scientific research through- a research-institution, higher education through the Carnegie Found- ation, human idealism through the Hero Fund,, international peace through the Peace Endowment, discriminating phil- anthropy through the Carnegie Corpor- ation; last, and in some ways most inter- esting of all, service to his home city through the Carnegie Institute of Pitts- burgh, of which this great school is a part.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This fact is the first as- tounding accomplishment to which the historian of the future will point when he comes to estimate Mr. Carnegie's service.
Mr. Carnegie as a trustee of wealth occupied a unique position. Born on one continent, brought up and educated upon another, his sympathies were world-wide.
It is the more interesting to note under such' conditions the causes in which he chose to work, and which fixed the char- acter of the family of institutions which his brain and heart have call...ed into being.
Outside of countless personal gifts, the chief causes which Mr. Carnegie has sought to stimulate are these: the pro- 11 motion of good reading through public libraries, the cause of scientific research through- a research-institution, higher education through the Carnegie Found- ation, human idealism through the Hero Fund,, international peace through the Peace Endowment, discriminating phil- anthropy through the Carnegie Corpor- ation; last, and in some ways most inter- esting of all, service to his home city through the Carnegie Institute of Pitts- burgh, of which this great school is a part.
What to read after Andrew Carnegie; An Anniversary Address Delivered Before the Carnegie Institute of Technology, On November the 24th, 1915?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Henry Smith Pritchett to read onlineMoreLess
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