An edition of The first prize speeches delivered in the Linonian and Brothers' Societies, of Yale College
(1854)
The first prize speeches delivered in the Linonian and Brothers' Societies, of Yale College
for the year 1854
by Yale College (1718-1887). Linonian Socie...
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The first prize speeches delivered in the Linonian and Brothers' Societies, of Yale College: for the year 1854
1854, Published and for sale by L.W. Fitch
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Is the maxim, "Our country right or wrong," worthy of our support? / James E. Rains
Was the action of the United States Government in affording its protection to Martin Koszta justifiable and also expedient? / James C. Rice and Charles E. Trumbull
Ought the Drama to be supported? / L.E. Stanton
Ought there to be a property qualification for the right of suffrage? / Stanley T. Woodward and Charles M. Tyler
Ought Institutions of Learning to be under the control of religious sects? / Edward W. Hitchcock, Edward A. Walker, and Augustus H. Strong. Ought the reading of the Scriptures to be excluded from our Common Schools? / Lewis R. Packard and Lewis L. Paine
Ought juries to judge the Law as well as the Fact? / J.M. Holmes.
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