American Philosophic Addresses, 1700-1900

action American animals Aristotle arts beauty become believe body character Chartists Christ Christian church church of England Cicero civilization College common conscience constitution Descartes discovery divine doctrine earth effects England English equal Europe evil existence fact faith feel force genius glory God's Greece happiness heart honor human mind ideas individual influence institutions intel intellectual invention Isaac Newton Job Durfee knowledge labor learning liberty light literary literature living man's mass matter means ment moral faculty motion nations nature never opinion organization perfect persons Phi Beta Kappa philosophy phrenology Plato political popular priests principles progress Protestantism race reason reform religion religious republic scholar schools sense sentiment slave slavery social society soul spirit theory things thought tion true truth Unitarian universal universal suffrage virtue Wendell Phillips whole York State Assembly