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Power and mystery.(Henry Adams' book 'Democracy')

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From: The Christian Century
Date: 19990519
Author:Wall, James M.

Adams' book 'Democracy' discussed the author's disillusionment and views on democracy. It examined his resentment on politicians who failed to uphold and promote the ideals and values associated with democracy.

This column is adapted from remarks James M. Wall gave on April 30 at an event celebrating his 26 years as editor of the CHRISTIAN CENTURY and welcoming John Buchanan as editor/publisher.

We are here to acknowledge the old and welcome the new, and to anticipate the role of our publication in the 21st century. We regret that Jesse Jackson was unable to be here, as had been ...

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