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so:description Chapter V Berlin (en)
so:description Chapter XXII Chicago (en)
so:description Chapter XI The Battle of the Rams (en)
so:description Chapter VIII Diplomacy (en)
so:description Chapter X Political Morality (en)
so:description Chapter VI Rome (en)
so:description Capter IV Harvard College (en)
so:description Chapter XIV Dilettantism (en)
so:description Chapter XVI The Press (en)
so:description Chapter XVIII Free Fight (en)
so:description Chapter III Washington (en)
so:description ;Preface (en)
so:description Chapter VII Treason (en)
so:description Chapter XX Failure (en)
so:description Chapter XXI Twenty Years After (en)
so:description The Education of Henry Adams (1907) (en)
so:description Chapter XV Darwinism (en)
so:description Chapter XIII The Perfection of Human Society (en)
so:description Chapter I Quincy (en)
so:description Chapter XII Eccentricity (en)
so:description Chapter IX Foes or Friends (en)
so:text Loving paradox, Brooks, with the advantages of ten years' study, had swept away much rubbish in the effort to build up a new line of thought for himself, but he found that no paradox compared with that of daily events. The facts were constantly outrunning his thoughts. The instability was greater than he calculated; the speed of acceleration passed bounds. Among other general rules he laid down the paradox that, in the social disequilibrium between capital and labor, the logical outcome was not collectivism, but anarchism; and Henry made note of it for study. (en)
so:description Chapter XIX Chaos (en)
so:description Chapter II Boston (en)
so:description Chapter XVII President Grant (en)
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