The Education of Henry Adams

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Exploring the life of a prominent historical figure, this autobiography reflects Henry Adams' struggles with his identity and legacy as the descendant of two U.S. presidents. Despite a distinguished education at Harvard and a career in journalism and academia, Adams felt unprepared for a rapidly changing world and saw himself as a failure. His candid insights into 19th-century American politics and society make this work a significant historical document, showcasing his depth as a historian and writer.