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#75 Henry Clay Frick: Andrew Carnegie's Partner

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Charles Swab summarized Frick to an interviewer in the nineteen thirties. No man on earth could get close to him or fathom him. He seemed more like a machine. Without emotion or impulses. Absolutely cold blooded.

He had good foresight. And was an excellent bargainer. His assets were that he was a thinking machine. Methodical as a comptometer. Accurate.

Cutting straight to the point. The most methodical thinking machine I have ever known. John D. Rockefeller said he had the soul of a bookkeeper. That he seemed to earn money. Like many pursue athletic awards.

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