The narrator of this book contrasts his narrow possibilities with the open future of Clarence King,who is encountered on a geological survey of Estes Park.
The narrator of this book contrasts his narrow possibilities with the open future of Clarence King,who is encountered on a geological survey of Estes Park. After visiting the Chicago World's Fair, thenarrator observes that all Americans are unified behind the idea of force. This book notes that theeighteenth century really ended with the death of the author's grandfather. It describes difficulties infinding a publisher for an article exposing Jay Gould and laments (*) learning Latin and Greek insteadof French and German. In this book's twenty-fifth chapter, the author discovers that history is defined byforces acting on people in "The Dynamo and the Virgin." For 10 points, name this autobiography aboutthe decreased role of intellectuals in the coming twentieth century, written by a descendant of twoPresidents.
The narrator of this book contrasts his narrow possibilities with the open future of Clarence King,who is encountered on a geological survey of Estes Park.
The Education of Henry Adams