Capitolo 33
gesture of the pride!
It is probable that the same thing would perhaps have been said of John Quincy
Adams, but in him his/her partners affirmed that you/he/she was accompanied
from mental restlessness and often from tearful lack of judgment.
Nobody ever debited Charles Francis Adams with this guilt. The
critics debited him with only the opposite defect. They called
him cold. Without doubt, such perfect stability--so intuitive
same-rectification--you/he/she was not maintained by nature without a
sacrifice of the qualities that would have upset him. Without doubt,
also, that his/her peer without rest-prepared, introspective, embarrassed
children that knew better it were too much many ignorant person of the world
and of human nature to suspect as rare and suit was the
you model first their eyes. A more common tool would have
thrills them more. Human nature and average it is a lot of commune and his/her
idealses necessarily have to be middle. The world never loved perfect
stability. That that loves the world is commonly absence of the stability, for
you/he/she had to have had a good time. Napoleons and Andrew Jacksons amuse him/it, but
you/he/she is not had a good time by perfect equilibrium. If the nature of the Mr. Adams had been
cold, he would have followed the Mr. Webster, the Mr. Everett Sig.
Seward and the Mr. Winthrop in the lines of discipline of party and
personal interest. You/he/she had been him balanced less that was, he is able
you/he/she has gone with her/it Mr. Garrison, the Mr. Wendell Phillips, the Mr. Edmund
Quincy and Theodore Parker, in secession. Among the two
runs he founded an intermediary, badge and
characteristic--he prepared a party of his really.
This political party became a principal influence in the education
of the boy Henry in the six years 1848 to 1854, and violently
it struck his/her character to the moment when character is plastic.
Men's group with whom the Mr. Adams joined, and
of who social centre was the house in Mountain Vernon Strada,
only numbered three: The Dr. John G. Palfrey, Richard H. Dana and