American Industrialist Andrew Carnegie (1835 – 1919) was good at some things but clairvoyance was not one of them; Carnegie wrote this article in response to the constant plea for money from the U.S. Department of War, which he found completely unnecessary and excessive.
“Our naval and military officials must dream of wars since most of them never even see one.”
KEY WORDS: Andrew Carnegie on the world stage, Article,history andrew carnegie,Andrew Carnegie policy,Andrew Carnegie magazine article 1913,Andrew Carnegie writings,Colonel Goeththal US Army,Andrew Carnegie and World Affairs 1913,Andrew Carnegie Magazine Article 1913,Andrew Carnegie 1913 editorial
