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An unabridged edition (1918) with preface by Henry Cabot Lodge; chapters include: Quincy (1838-1848) - Boston (1848-1854) - Washington (1850-1854) - Harvard College (1854-1858) - Berlin (1858-1859) - Rome (1859-1860) - Treason (1860-1861) - Diplomacy (1861) - Foes or Friends (1862) - Political Morality (1862) - The Battle of the Rams (1863) - Eccentricity (1863) - The Perfection of Human Society (1864) - Dilettantism (1865-1866) - Darwinism (1867-1868) - The Press (1868) - President Grant (1869) - Free Fight (1869-1870) - Chaos (1870) - Failure (1871) - Twenty Years After (1892) - Chicago (1893) - Silence (1894-1898) - Indian Summer (1898-1899) - The Dynamo & the Virgin (1900) - Twilight (1901) - Teufelsdröckh (1901) - The Height of Knowledge (1902) - The Abyss of Ignorance (1902) - Vis Inertiae (1903) - The Grammar of Science (1903) - Vis Nova (1903-1904) - A Dynamic Theory of History (1904) - A Law of Acceleration (1904) - Nunc Age (1905)

Henry Brooks Adams (February 16, 1838 – March 27, 1918; normally called Henry Adams) was an American journalist, historian, academic and novelist. He is best known for his autobiography, The Education of Henry Adams. He was a member of the Adams political family.