Carnegie writes from Venice, [Italy] on his gladness that pony (the mill) is still cold (not running) and that there is no use starting up until the majority of men ask

November 17, 1892

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• Title
• Carnegie writes from Venice, [Italy] on his gladness that pony (the mill) is still cold (not running) and that there is no use starting up until the majority of men ask
• Creator
• Carnegie, Andrew, 1835-1919
• Contributor
• University of Pittsburgh (depositor)
• Date
• November 17, 1892
• Identifier
• 31735061571497
• Description
• Carnegie writes from Venice, [Italy] on his gladness that pony (the mill) is still cold (not running) and that there is no use starting up until the majority of men ask.
• Type
• text
• Genre
• correspondence
• Finding Aid
• Guide to the Henry Clay Frick Business Records, 1862-1987 AIS.2002.06
• Source
• Henry Clay Frick Business Records
• Series
• IX. Correspondence, 1883-1919
• Subseries
• 1. Andrew Carnegie, 1883-1912
• Container
• Folder 8
• Language
• eng
• Collection
• Henry Clay Frick Business Records
• Contributor
• University of Pittsburgh
• Rights Information
• Copyright Not Evaluated. The copyright and related rights status of this Item has not been evaluated. Please refer to the organization that has made the Item available for more information. You are free to use this Item in any way that is permitted by the copyright and related rights legislation that applies to your use.
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