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<p>The importance of elevating the intellectual spirit of the nation.--The position and duties of the educated men of the country.--The true idea of the university, and its relation to a complete system of public instruction.--California: the historical significance of its acquisition.--The providence of God the genius of human history.--Young America: the true idea of progress.--The destination of the human race.--Remarks on Mr. Bancroft's oration on human progress.--President making: three letters to the Hon. Josiah Quincy.--Politics and pulpit.--Appendix: Corruption, violence, and abuse of suffrage
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<br>Subjects: Social problems; Education; Progress; United States -- Social conditions</div>
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Henry, C. S. (Caleb Sprague), 1804-1884</div>
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