The Gospel of Wealth

In "The Gospel of Wealth," Andrew Carnegie outlines his philosophy on wealth and philanthropy, advocating for the rich to live modestly and invest their surplus wealth in public good rather than indulging in extravagance. Originally published in the late 19th century, Carnegie's ideas emphasize the importance of responsible wealth distribution through progressive inheritance taxes and encourage wealthy individuals to take an active role in charitable enterprises. This audiobook features both a new narration by D. S. Harvey and a historical recording of Carnegie himself, providing listeners with insight into the foundational concepts of modern philanthropy.