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Excerpt from An Address Delivered Before the Association of Alumni of Yale CollegeThe excellence of the English university system rests not then on its furnishing a thorough scientific education, this is neither its avowed nor its real design. It fits the sons of the aristocracy and hundreds also from other classes, annually, for an entrance upon active life in Eng land, each to take the sphere which is then assigned to him, or to force his wa...

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Excerpt from Characteristics of New England Theology: A Discourse Delivered at the First Public Anniversary of the Congregational Board of Publication, at the Tremont Temple BostonAllusion has been just made to the primary design of the founders of this Society. That this may be fully understood, it Will be proper for me to quote the second article of its Constitution. It is the object of this Society to procure and circu late such tracts and ...

Excerpt from Christian PamphletsWell, I obey. With such eyes as God has given me, I take my stand on Mount Carmel. There is doubtless more to be seen than I can see but what I see, or think I see, I will tell I must report to you the result of several observations, and possibly som of these reports may be contradictory, but so also may be the signs of the times. Contrary omens may possibly appear in the same field of vision.About the Publisher...

Excerpt from Christian PamphletsWell, I obey. With such eyes as God has given me, I take my stand on Mount Carmel. There is doubtless more to be seen than I can see but what I see, or think I see, I will tell I must report to you the result of several observations, and possibly som of these reports may be contradictory, but so also may be the signs of the times. Contrary omens may possibly appear in the same field of vision.About the Publisher...

Excerpt from Mnemonics, or the New Science of Artificial Memory: Explained in Its Application to the Study of Numbers, the Sciences, And to the Useful Occupations of Life, Whereby the Natural Memory Is Greatly Assisted and StrengthenedSimonides was employed by Scopas, a rich Thessalian, to compose a panegyric on him for a certain sum of money, was invited to a festival, given by Scopas to his friends, in order to rehearse it, but was sordidly ...

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Excerpt from Mnemonics, or the New Science of Artificial Memory: Explained in Its Application to the Study of Numbers, the Sciences, And to the Useful Occupations of Life, Whereby the Natural Memory Is Greatly Assisted and StrengthenedSimonides was employed by Scopas, a rich Thessalian, to compose a panegyric on him for a certain sum of money, was invited to a festival, given by Scopas to his friends, in order to rehearse it, but was sordidly ...

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Excerpt from A Great Man Fallen: A Discourse on the Death of President Harrison, Delivered in the Third Congregational Church of Portland, on Sabbath Morning, April 18, and on Thursday Evening, April 22, 1841, The Day of the Annual Fast The hand of the Almighty has smitten the nation in the person of its Chief Magistrate, and the shock has been felt from the shores of the Atlantic to the banks of the Mississippi. During the fifty two years wh...

Excerpt from Characteristics of New England Theology: A Discourse Delivered at the First Public Anniversary of the Congregational Board of Publication, at the Tremont Temple Boston And moreover, because the Preacher was wise, he still taught the people knowledges, Yea, he gave good heed, and sought out and set in order many proverbs. The Preacher sought to find out acceptable words: and that which was written was upright, even words of truth....