Henry Adams Quote

Whatever was peculiar about him was education, not character, and came to him, directly and indirectly, as the result of that eighteenth-century inheritance which he took with his name.


The Education of Henry Adams (1907)


Whatever was peculiar about him was education, not character, and came to him, directly and indirectly, as the result of that eighteenth-century...

Whatever was peculiar about him was education, not character, and came to him, directly and indirectly, as the result of that eighteenth-century...

Whatever was peculiar about him was education, not character, and came to him, directly and indirectly, as the result of that eighteenth-century...

Whatever was peculiar about him was education, not character, and came to him, directly and indirectly, as the result of that eighteenth-century...