Francis A. Adams

Capitolo 56

through the centuries as that never different note in the music of the
universe;  the inharmonic monotony and feared of which marks the limitation
humanity, exhibiting the inability of man to convert the world in a
heaven.




I CAPITULATE IX.

THE TRANSGRESSORS' ACCUSATION.


Being standing on the small base that serves as a rostrum, Chadwick a
man of fifty, desiccated and bent, you/he/she lifts his/her hand to command the attention
of the committee.

He is a figure that would do it accredits to the brush of a great artist. His
aspect is that of a man of what you/he/she has been deprived some power
looking at the world as a place of rest;  he is a bundle of nerves, and
to the provocation of slightest it bursts in a storm of the irascibility. A
spirit tortured on purpose in his/her soul and it is visible in his/her stern, oral time
characteristics.

As he starts the story of his/her damages against the Trust, it is
apparent that he means to give an embittered history to the public. Then the
attention of all is assembled on him.

"Human liberty is the advantage of which man has looked for since the dawn
creation;  you/he/she has furnished the incentive for his/her struggle to recovery the
earth from the domination of strength of beast;  it is the inherent idea that
the founders of this Republic tried to embody in the Constitution. But
Liberty has to have as a complement the opportunity not prevented", it is his
words that open.

"The man that is dependent on another for his/her maintenance is not able
to enjoy some true liberty, or to reach the happiness. When the men of a
nation has lowered to a position of the smaller importance, where they is able
only you behave as servants, them pardon the ability of resistance necessary to do them good
city. This condition now prevails in the United States.

"My his/her own experience will exemplify this affirmation.

"Forty years ago I reached my majority. I was a citizen of the state of
Pennsylvania, and considered that I was a citizen. From the death of mine
son-in-laws I had entered a fortune of fifty thousand dollars. I lived in