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Lectures and Course Materials for the Carnegie Humanities Unit
General Information and Biography
Some Key Dates and Events In
the Life of Andrew Carnegie
Compiled by Professor Spoerl
The PBS/American Experience Carnegie website:
Carnegie Timeline from PBS Site
Meet Andrew Carnegie from the PBS site
Virtual tour of the Newport Mansion from PBS site
Andrew
Carnegie
Very Short Biography. Brad Delong UC Berkeley
Carnegie, Andrew
Biographical articles and excerpts and a link to his writings from
arhswebsearch.com.
Mr. Andrew
Carnegie, Pennsylvania Department, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh
Informational links from the Carnegie Library of Pittsburg.
Carnegie
Started as a Bobbin Boy
The New York Times Obituary from
Twain speaks at dinner for
Andrew Carnegie
From The New York Times,
Andrew Carnegie Image Collection
From
Andrew Carnegie
Friend or Foe
Term Paper by Marjorie A. Renick
Annotated Bibliography For Andrew Carnegie
from the above paper. Nicely annotated.
Index
to the above Bibliography
Andrew Carnegie:
Evaluating a Capitalist Icon
Michael J. Swogger’s article from
Personal Recollections of Andrew Carnegie - by Frederick Lynch
Entire text of the book from the
Carnegie
for Kids
from Carnegie.org site. Useful Biography.
Carnegie
reads aloud from the Gospel of Wealth
Real Audio recording. From History Matters site
Round
the World
Carnegie’s journal of his 1878-1879 trip around the world from the Blackmask
Online website.
Andrew
Carnegie's Collected Writings
Links to his works from the dmoz open directory website.
Writings
Collection
of links to Carnegie’s writings from arhswebsearch.com.
The Gospel
of Wealth and other essays
1900 edition. Introduction and twelve essays. Baha'i website; some essays have
commentary added in separate column
WEALTH by ANDREW
CARNEGIE
An essay from the North American Review published in June of 1889.
The Gospel of Wealth
One
of Carnegie’s essays from the American Studies at the
Carnegie’s Biography Of James Watt
Information
on Steelmaking and its Impact on Society
Professor
includes bibliography and list of links
Bibliography on
Steelmaking
From the above paper.
Carnegie’s Ode to Steel
A poem on steel. From the History Matters site.
Stubbles, John. “The Basic Oxygen
Steelmaking Process.”
American Iron and
A good way to learn about the iron manufacturing process prior to its
transformation in the Industrial Revolution is to visit the Saugus Iron Works,
an authentic recreation of the first integrated iron works in North America
(1646-1668), run by the National Park Service in Saugus, MA. http://www.nps.gov/sair
AND http://www.cr.nps.gov/nr/twhp/wwwlps/lessons/30saugus/30facts1.htm
An index of sites on iron, steel, and
Carnegie
Coal
Mining in the Gilded Age and Progressive Era
From Ohio State’s website.
Pittsburgh Survey of 1910
Study of the living conditions in the
Period Pieces on Steel making and the mill town
Ohio
State Page on Homestead Strike
Has many of the Carnegie articles
Musical Saga of Homestead
Worker written song from History Matters site
Emma Goldman: “I Will Kill Frick.”
from History Matters site
Carnegie’s Endowments
1) The Carnegie
Corporation of
2)
The Carnegie Institution of Washington: http://carnegieinstitution.org
3)
The Carnegie Endowment for International Peace: http://www.ceip.org
4)
The Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching: http://www.carnegiefoundation.org
5)
The Carnegie Trust for the Universities of Scotland: http://www.carnegie-trust.org
6)
The Carnegie United Kingdom Trust: http://www.carnegieuktrust.org.uk