n on the minds of the living." (Karl Marx, The Passionate Logician, pg. 6) This was pointed towards all the people that still held on to their negative views towards Jews. Heinrich Marx mostly tried to conform with the Prussian Government in public. At one time he expressed non-conformist opinions in public. When he did this the Prussian Police reacted and Heinrich withdrew everything he said. The police used force in these instances where people expressed non-conformist views. Karl was a very good child. Though he was stubborn, he was definitely more gifted with intelligence than other children. He made strong impressions on his father by his hard work and his superior intelligence over his other siblings. Karl kept his father close while keeping his mother at a distance. Marx did well in grade school. He was well-behaved and got good grades but he did not like school.
             Karl did not have any close friends in school. He preferred spending time with adults, most likely because they were more intelligent. Marx spent most of his time with his father and the Royal Prussian Privy Councilor Ludwig Von Westphalen. Ludwig added many ideas to Marx's mind and also gave him more liberal views. Ludwig also had many intellectual interests that helped Karl. Karl had many ways of thinking about the world and of course, he was gifted in his intelligence. Many people said he had an "abstract approach" to the world which gave him a very legalistic way of thinking. He was also very casuistic and analytical about society and the world. He believed that all men were created "equal" in personal re
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