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This collection contains primary resources about Carnegie's bequests along with supporting explanatory text, that teachers will be able to use as part of their curriculum.
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(Remarks by William Nimick Frew at dedication of Lawrenceville Branch)
(Remarks by William Nimick Frew at dedication of Lawrenceville Branch)
Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. Lawrenceville Branch, Library buildings--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh, Branch libraries--Pennsylvania--Pittsburgh, Frew, William Nimick--Correspondence
Remarks by William Nimick Frew delivered at the dedication of the Lawrenceville Branch of Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh. Document accompanied letter from Frew to Andrew Carnegie dated May 11, 1898.
Simplified spelling in periodicals
Simplified spelling in periodicals
Spelling reform
William Hayes Ward's speech at the second annual meeting of the Simplified Spelling Board, April 8, 1908
Wealth and its uses: a lecture by Andrew Carnegie at Union College
Wealth and its uses: a lecture by Andrew Carnegie at Union College
Business, Success
The stimulating school of poverty; Advice to young men as to competence and wealth and how to win them; The distribution of wealth to-day; The modern millionaire; The true uses of wealth; Love of fame and self-abnegation
William Chambers; an address delivered at the celebration of the jubilee of the Chambers Institution
William Chambers; an address delivered at the celebration of the jubilee of the Chambers Institution
Chambers, William, 1800-1883
Andrew Carnegie's talk delivered on the life and activities of William Chambers.
The woman in the Queen
The woman in the Queen
Victoria, Queen of Great Britain, 1819-1901
Andrew Carnegie's piece written in honor of Queen Victoria on her death.
The wrong path: a speech delivered at the annual meeting of the New York Peace Society, on April 21st, 1909
The wrong path: a speech delivered at the annual meeting of the New York Peace Society, on April 21st, 1909
Peace-Building, Peace
Carnegie disputes the maxims of "Peace is secured by nations arming themselves until they are too powerful to be attacked," and "If you wish Peace prepare for War."