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INDEX

Abbey, Edwin A., 298.

Abbott, Rev. Lyman, 285.

Abbott, William L., becomes partner of Mr. Carnegie, 201.

Accounting system, importance of, 135, 136, 204.

Acton, Lord, library bought by Mr. Carnegie, 325.

Adams, Edwin, tragedian, 49.

Adams Express Company, investment in, 79.

Addison, Leila, friend and critic of young Carnegie, 97.

Aitken, Aunt, 8, 22, 30, 50, 51, 77, 78.

Alderson, Barnard, Andrew Carnegie, quoted, 282 n.

Allegheny City, the Carnegies in, 30, 31, 34;
  public library and hall, 259.

Allegheny Valley Railway, bonds marketed by Mr. Carnegie, 167-71.

Allison, Senator W.B., 124, 125.

Altoona, beginnings of, 66.

American Four-in-Hand in Britain, An, Mr. Carnegie’s first book, 6;
  quoted, 27, 318 n.;
  published, 212, 322.

Anderson, Col.  James, and his library, 45-47.

Arnold, Edwin, gives Mr. Carnegie the MS. of The Light of Asia, 207.

Arnold, Matthew, quoted, 206, 207, 302;
  visits Mr. Carnegie, 216, 299, 301;
  a charming man, 298;
  seriously religious, 299;
  as a lecturer, 299, 300;
  and Henry Ward Beecher, 300;
  on Shakespeare, 302;
  and Josh Billings, 303-05;
  in Chicago, 305, 306;
  memorial to, 308.

Baldwin, William H., 277.

Balfour, Prime Minister, 269-71;
  as a philosopher, 323, 324.

Balfour of Burleigh, Lord, and Trust for the Universities of
  Scotland, 269, 270, 272.