The Morality Of Compromise Sounds Contradictory.

The Man Who Dies Leaving Behind Him Millions Of Available Wealth, Which Was His To Administer During His Life, Will Pass Away Unwept, Unhonoured And Insung No Matter To What Uses He Leaves The Dross Which He Cannot Take With Him.

A Man Who Was Generous With His Wealth. It Has Been Reported That During His Lifetime, Carnegie Gave Away Over $350 Million Of His Money To Help Others.

Here Lies One Who Knew How To Get Around Him Men Who Were Cleverer Than Himself

The Day Is Not Far Distant When The Man Who Dies Leaving Behind Him Millions Of Available Wealth, Which Was Free For Him To Administer During Life, Will Pass Away Unwept, Unhonored, And Unsung, No Matter To What Uses He Leave The Dross Which He Cannot Take With Him. Of Such As These The Public Verdict Will Then Be: The Man Who Dies Thus Rich Dies Disgraced. Such, In My Opinion, Is The True Gospel Concerning Wealth, Obedience To Which Is Destined Some Day To Solve The Problem Of The Rich And The Poor.

You Cannot Push Any One Up A Ladder Unless He Be Willing To Climb A Little Himself.