Books reviewed

The world of Andrew Carnegie, 1865–1901: The odyssey of Louis M. HackerFootnote∗
The World of Andrew Carnegie: 1865–1901. By Louis M. Hacker. Philadelphia: J. B. Lippincott, 1968. xxxvii + 407 pp. $8.95.

A.S. Eisenstadt Professor of history at Brooklyn College,

Eugene T. Sweeney University of Hartford,

Melvyn Dubofsky University of Massachusetts,

Jeremy P. Felt The University of Vermont,

David W. Noble University of Minnesota,

Louis L. Athey Franklin and Marshall College,

Gilbert C. Fite University of Oklahoma,

Stephen I. Schlossberg U.A.W., Detroit,

Ben B. Seligman University of Massachusetts,

Ida Hoos University of California at Berkeley,

Ross Stagner Wayne State University,

Harold L. Sheppard W. E. Upjohn Institute for Employment Research,

Alan B. Batchelder Kenyon College,

David G. Whitefield The University of Calgary,

Robert Kilroy‐Silk University of Liverpool,

Samuel L. Baily Rutgers University,

Gerald H. Meaker San Fernando Valley State College,

George T. Beech Western Michigan University,

Charles Hoffman State University of New York at Stony Brook,