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安德鲁·卡内基《安德鲁·卡内基自传》· Autobiography of Andrew Carnegie · 领导
Among my earliest recollections are the struggles of Dunfermline to obtain the rights of the town to part of the Abbey grounds and the Palace ruins. My Grandfather Morrison began the campaign, or, at least, was one of those who did. The struggle was continued by my Uncles Lauder and Morrison, the latter honored by being charged with having incited and led a band of men to tear down a certain wall. The citizens won a victory in the highest court and the then Laird ordered that thereafter "no Morrison be admitted to the Glen." I, being a Morrison like my brother-cousin, Dod, was debarred. The Lairds of Pittencrieff for generations had been at variance with the inhabitants.
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定位：Additional excerpt 454 · 核对日期：2026-10-19 · 核验：短摘录
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卡内基最早记忆之一，是家乡邓弗姆林镇为争取修道院和宫殿废墟部分土地的权利而斗争。他的外祖父莫里森发起或参与其中，舅舅劳德和莫里森继续抗争，莫里森还被指带领一队人拆掉一堵墙。市民最终在最高法院胜诉，当时的领主下令此后“不准莫里森家的人进入峡谷”。卡内基作为莫里森家族一员也被禁止入内。几代皮滕克里夫领主都与居民不和。核心是：公共权利往往靠普通人持续抗争得来，家族记忆会塑造一个人的公共意识。
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卡内基在自传开头回忆苏格兰家乡邓弗姆林镇与领主争夺公共土地的历史，以及自己家族的参与。
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