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American History

 

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Roland A

 

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July 25, 2012

 

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He justified mass wealth accumulation as “highly beneficial" and even essential for progress to occur in our civilization. Carnegie himself stated “many of the luxuries and advantages of modern life have been created by business builders who wish to accumulate wealth.” He can’t feel guilty about success when every man begins life with the same means; he said it’s easier for a self-made man to understand that idealism...
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Carnegie was very firm in his stance that a man is measured on his own accomplishments and not those of his family. He stated “I would as soon leave my son a curse as the almighty dollar. The thoughtful man must admit to himself that it is not the welfare of the children - but family pride, which inspires these legacies...
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