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Contents
VI | 62 |
Superintendent of the Pennsylvania | 80 |
Civil War Period | 95 |
BridgeBuilding | 110 |
The Iron Works | 125 |
New York as Headquarters | 144 |
Business Negotiations | 161 |
The Age of Steel | 174 |
The Peace Palace and Pittencrieff | 270 |
Matthew Arnold and Others | 286 |
British Political Leaders | 297 |
Gladstone and Morley | 306 |
Herbert Spencer and His Disciple | 321 |
Blaine and Harrison | 329 |
Washington Diplomacy | 338 |
Hay and McKinley | 346 |
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