Andrew Carnegie：Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie, Additional Excerpt 398

There was loud laughter, followed by applause, and then more laughter. I laughed with them. We had scored on Billy. Of course the dispute was soon settled. It is not solely, often it is not chiefly, a matter of dollars with workmen. Appreciation, kind treatment, a fair deal--these are often the potent forces with the American workmen.

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