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His [ Richard Henry Lee 's ] last days were crowned with all the honor and reverence which a grateful people could bestow upon a benefactor , and when death cut his thread of life , a nation truly mourned . The plight of the narcissist stems from " His [ sic ] apparent freedom from family ties and institutional constraints " which " contributes to his insecurity , which he can overcome only by seeing his " grandiose self " reflected in the attentions of others , or by attaching himself to those who radiate celebrity , power , and charisma " ( Lasch 10 ) . It is all the harder , because I do not have the books themselves at hand to follow word-by-word , but ( I am not lying ) by the courtesy of his [ sc . Leighton 's departures from the text were prompted by his [ 163/154 ] admiration for Wright 's Iron Forge , but they were not equally inspired by a coherent interpretive vision of his literary source . " It has seemed to me for several years that hatred of Stalin is his [ Trotsky 's ] deciding principle , and this slogan of ' the permanent revolution ' is likely to destroy the revolution permanently , by attacking and weakening socialism in the one country where it now exists .