"For Carnegie, at one point the world’s richest man, and many of his robber baron colleagues, diligence, perseverance, and industry were virtues to be preached—not practiced."
This “essay” is cloying, obnoxious and insensitive in its wide-eyed admiration for the .01% of either era. Who is Nasaw imagining he’s writing to? Why would Octavian publish such a one-sided, irony-free article? PKuntz
Can you let me know the source of this edited portrait of Andrew Carnegie, please? Need to use it in a book.
This “essay” is cloying, obnoxious and insensitive in its wide-eyed admiration for the .01% of either era. Who is Nasaw imagining he’s writing to? Why would Octavian publish such a one-sided, irony-free article? PKuntz