Democracy An American Novel, by Henry Adams

In the late nineteenth century, Henry Adams wrote an American novel and drew a Washington society through the eyes of a wealthy widow Madeline Lee looking for the foundation of the power of the American government. In search of the power base, Mr. Lee encountered various aspects of the Washington society, including those who control the government. This novel is beyond a simple scenario that includes the basic type of Washington, the society of Washington, and the depiction of American democracy in Adams.

In his own life, Henry Adams was the grandson of the first famous John Quincy Adams, hence also the great grandchild of John Adams; the second in his epic history between Jefferson and the Madison regime . His third autobiography "Henry Adams' Education" was published not until his death in 1918, and his publisher revealed that Adams wrote the former anonymous novel "Democracy" did. It is constantly maintaining its reputation, education chosen as the number one book in the list of modern libraries of non-fiction books in the 20th century, but democracy is still amazing, but the American It is considered one of the better novels in politics. Currently out of print

In the late nineteenth century, Henry Adams wrote an American novel and drew a Washington society through the eyes of a wealthy widow Madeline Lee looking for the foundation of the power of the American government. In search of the power base, Mr. Lee encountered various aspects of the Washington society, including those who control the government. - Democracy has become the most common form of politics in the past decade since all alternative methods have emerged. In the late 20th century, three enemies of democracy, communism, fascism, Nazism, lost most of its power and influence. But less than half of the world's countries can find democracy.