Author: MANN, HORACE
Title: DEDICATION OF ANTIOCH COLLEGE, AND INAUGURAL ADDRESS OF ITS PRESIDENT, HON. HORACE MANN, WITH OTHER PROCEEDINGS
Description: Yellow Springs, O. A.S. Dean/Boston, Crosby & Nichols, 1854. 1854. Hardcover . Stiff paper covers, gilt and embossed on dulled purple, 144 pages, G only. Spine sun-faded, corners rounded, chipping at spine ends, one small tear head of spine. Name in ink first (blank) page: Henry Horton. Moderate foxing and one fore-edge tear within. Twelve pages at rear include Prerequesites for Admission, Undergraduate Course of Study, statements of principle. "The College will exert no Sectarian influence over its pupils. [its patrons and administrators] take the Bible as their rule of faith and practice, and, in a true Protestant spirit, allow liberty of interpretation. Until men ARE alike in all respects, they cannot BELIEVE alike in all respects; and as no two men ever were alike in all repsects, no two men ever believed alike in all respects; however many times they may have signed, rehearsed or sworn to the same articles of belief." , Good.

Keywords: Education Colleges & Universities 19th Century Horace Mann Religion Philosophy