The document discusses the traits of achievers and English people, noting that achievers tend to be silent and define themselves through their deeds rather than words. It provides the example of James Brindley, an English canal builder, as a strong silent man of practicality and achievement. Additionally, it states that English people and conservatives in general are defined more by their actions and adherence to tradition rather than openness to change or loquaciousness.

1. Some Catching Knowledge
· Achievers have often been silent people.
· England’s epics are not written in words but in deeds and
achievements.
· Deeds are greater than words.
· English are the stupidest in speech and the wisest in action.
· James Brindley the great canal builder as an example of the
strong silent man of practicality.
· John Bull, is born as a conservative as all other people, a
conservative does not welcome change. To be a conservative is
to go by low and custom.
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