New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1848-10-18
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SPINGLER INSTITUTE, 81

SPI>GLER IN>TITl TIE, UNlOS PARK. 90
m u society ard he sreai IDEAS and ehange- Of re
CBaSLExaesf E-rsr'r. o-le grc,i Struggle between
Law sd ssrbaiism . HILrfEatND. F17,. 20 he cr-si
.tlu-Ee between gor-e All TIE Kings GoDskEY, Crr-
.iir- iae great struggle between turo2- ani Asa
BEcgFTr Pre,I's Or - grssi slagre b-tw-sr Chlrcl
ard STATE 3 AEELAsn. FtcHTtrr % hs rr-gi struggle
between Rssson snd f1iA g. LtrTEE hcf NJ. 90 ne
.res, sfnlggie bevee Trl Al Superstition = Lon1tt
lrlui'. or lie great struggle between Authority snd
TIE Introductory Lecture on ii- ends ard aims " ~
'ory VIII be- -@Ivr--d f7tay evening. October - p De
Lecture Room oi ihe lrs-tlte O. = ocock ard 81 Del
followed by re Others u course 90 "Wednesday sra Friday
A1o, er coarse of r an Lectures History vii uc c.
lveret hy Mr. LORD 90 Tuesdays an I.lr-1sys a.
o'clock before ihe Young Lad - g he Colleague DeFsri
s1t VI TIE Institution sni other ades who may BEL te-
srous = 1urulrg course 1f is,orca reading .'c m
srlcron Tl- slh scfs N ,hese tl Lectures VII be A.
rol-c-i on fie even ~ q be Introductory.
destruction. r these Lsrlres given iu re way o-s
"a sfef ID excite rerna--nt interest In History Crest
and 49, q. Dates and rarles sr-
l-ss sreu-ei % an principles. ard attention Is directed
chiefly hose individuals ~ho nave snsc'ec iupor,a1.
changes society. Who teuit- ID with great sVets
ard irsulr01s. Standard authors are recommended snt
1er valuable chapters pointed oar. tozether VIII
poem ard esses which bear on ne subjects under con
TIE Lecture, have been prepared with The sd Of ErroPesa
Libraries and supply amount q informsuon respecting
the great snd contests 81 he Middle Ages which The
modern student Of hory Wi 20. easily scquire from sny
NE rre.f ohec. Of the sp.ree- Institute elevate me
character CT the efucsC Young Ladies' ard % incressc
tie acilles and ndIcemeu.si % Intellectual and moral pies
Thers are raay sdie. who ing completed heir gene
raj education are yet DESTROYS u carry ug yor-srd c9ufse
OF merA progress IN History LerAnre Science or fho
ply u hoped these Lectures I'D contribute some
st interest ard beu-f circle Of ladies' who desire
Interesting and PROBABLE reading and Instruction Tor
i. ec.ed nat val able course Of Lectures on Che
Dr. stry Vl be delivered BY Prof silmsn, T. Of fsle Coz
ege during he month n Jsnusry.
Applications 'or admission TO either course may be made
a. The n'a'e daily o,;Tssn 17d z 2sTs r,,,,,,
New York Oct H. lss5
Re- Mr. Lord bas been engaged for many years 10 His
invest cations In this country and 10 Europe sni has
been delivering ~ courses Of Lectures 70 some the mos
respectable literary ir ll0n-, and IN ~. arses CUES OF
Great Brt n sud Tie 1lird STATES
TIE 70 owing testimonials exhibit the character and IN
aueuce u Mr. LORD Lectures and the reception hey have
TESTIMONIALS
I have examined Mr. L0rd's Prospectus and Course u
f--e. A. have conversed with him upou he plan Of
teaching History and gives me- piessiireio ssy ihai ~
prove off, arl can heartly recommend a. oeh-Ve ulai
ffsiihuy pursued VII be hshy useai 10 young isd'e-
sher their ordinary studies are completed
History requires 30 much time and continued attention.
much maturity Of mind mat cannot oi'en De s' led
with profit ~ schooai east 10 any considerable eN-
tent Ar Lord proposes 70 giyet what seems 20 e Is s
prOpraie place ard he plan con1n-s IN very idlcou.
manner private study, examination snd couvsrssio upon
prepared ec' snd very csrefl y WI ten Lectures
Mr. Lords success N teaching History has been sgnay
GEO EMERSON
We the undersigned heartily concur ia The above seru.
Of Mr. Emerson regard 20 the proposed psn Of
Mr. Lord
Marton Fas.hlr. Jared SPARKS. jacob bEe1u
Ffrs-f Freretf. ra.snnr. kl'ls Ohrste,
Frhrsm Peabody. J. Maecn. Josefh Bell
| H.tl,rl N.-.rv " ~ Prescott Charles Brooss
FROM THE CITIZENS OF EniNBJRGH
| To Rer JOIN Lord, 4 " Of he United States
Raw SIR Having learned hat YOU Al present visiting
tbs city and having heard Of The Lectures which you have
recently delivered IN London and other places IN the south
on M0uasuc nsuntons.r The Reformation snd IL Con
sequences" and other kindred topics and beng aware II
ls very tgh approval with which these Lectures have
been received BY the competent Judges esrnesty
request yOu afford the inhabitants Of this city the sdyan
ae hch has been eaped by friends IN the South by
delivering. 10 some suitable place, these Lectures or such
/ portion oft'em a. YOU msy Iudge advisable.
! EdiuhuFs b.. Feb. 1870.
| r CHALMERS ID ID Ii d. JOHN : MORE, PROT
| Ions gRowN DID JONI DUNCAN. LID.
| WILLIAM CuSNfNsuAN. u ID. ARcHD SwlNroN, prof
/ THoN.s ] CR,wFoRD. DID p. c McD0UGALL, Prof
| W. J.. ALEXANDER DID,. RAMSAY An lDean
| JAMES GRaNrDp W BEiLBY. MD
| X , CANDLIsH. ID D. ard sixteen others
| JogS Nuso~ prof ol8 10
| boarding. SCHOOL FOR BOf> At Middle
| ID own. Comb. n CHASE. NJ. Prncipal-Ih'
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