Article - 188 - Lyceum

Would not the object of this association be more effectually promoted by confining the subject of its Lectures, Essays and Discussions strictly to Science?

            This question an answer to which was given at a previous meeting being one of general interest perhaps an expression of the difference of opinion entertained in relation to it might be useful, I shall therefore note such thoughts as have been suggested by the question and answer.

[The author, F.D., argues that through study of science the mind may be sharpened and made more receptive to improved moral attitudes to such evils as alcohol, tobacco, and slavery. He allows for different approaches depending on individuals’ background and education, and he urges open discussion.]