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Who was a real-life "rags-to-riches" man, making a fortune in the steel industry and then giving much of his wealth to charities?

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marrema marrema

28-05-2017

Who was a real-life "rags-to-riches" man, making a fortune in the steel industry and then giving much of his wealth to charities? Andrew Carnegie

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hannahbautista6 hannahbautista6

17-01-2019

It should be Andrew Carnegie if I remember

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