CARNEGIE, Andrew (1835-1919). Autograph letter signed ("Andrew Carnegie"), to Mr. John Martin. New York, 28 January 1911.

2 pp., 4 3/4 x 5 1/2 in., on personal stationery, with envelope, creased, a few spots, adhesive and paper residue to envelope.

Carnegie writes: "So sorry the copy sent one of your book was mislaid at the holiday time & only turns up now. I shall read it with deep interest full of the faith that man has to advance by a law of his being. One is bound to ascend hence my motto 'all is well since all grows better.' I beg you to accept my latest volume & remain Sincerely Yours with renewed thanks."

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CARNEGIE, Andrew (1835-1919). Autograph letter signed ("Andrew Carnegie"), to Mr. John Martin. New York, 28 January 1911.

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