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Excerpt from An Address, Delivered Before the Vermont Medical College, at Woodstock, June 8, 1842Philosophers have observed a certain relationship among the different branches of knowledge. A secret bond unites the most dissimilar and disconnected truths - a principle of union, by means of which the scattered frag ments of thought are collected into a system. And it has been a favorite object of studious men thus to arrange our ideas, and exhi...

Excerpt from An Address, Delivered Before the Vermont Medical College, at Woodstock, June 8, 1842Philosophers have observed a certain relationship among the different branches of knowledge. A secret bond unites the most dissimilar and disconnected truths - a principle of union, by means of which the scattered frag ments of thought are collected into a system. And it has been a favorite object of studious men thus to arrange our ideas, and exhi...

Excerpt from A Discourse Delivered at Hanover, N. H. May 7, 1841: On the Occasion of the Death of William Henry Harrison, Late President of the United StatesDeath is the great event of life. It is the common and inevitable lot. No creature is exempt from it. Every organized being, even to the unconscious tribes of the vegetable world, returns, by an irresistible law, to the dust out of which it was made.But of all the dwellers upon the earth, ...

Excerpt from A Discourse Delivered at Hanover, N. H. May 7, 1841: On the Occasion of the Death of William Henry Harrison, Late President of the United States Death is the great event of life. It is the common and inevitable lot. No creature is exempt from it. Every organized being, even to the unconscious tribes of the vegetable world, returns, by an irresistible law, to the dust out of which it was made. But of all the dwellers upon the ear...