The first prize speeches delivered in the Linonian and Brothers' Societies, of Yale College
Subtitle: for the year 1854
Contributors: Society of Brothers in Unity (Yale College)
Publisher: Published and for sale by L.W. Fitch
Published: 1854
Place of publication: New Haven [Conn.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 65
Subjects: College orations; Yale College (1718-1887); Yale College (1718-1887). Linonian Society; Society of Brothers in Unity (Yale College); Speeches, addresses; College students' writings, American
Table of contents: title: Is the maxim, "Our country right or wrong," worthy of our support? / James E. Rains; title: 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; title: Ought the Drama to be supported? / L.E. Stanton; title: Ought there to be a property qualification for the right of suffrage? / Stanley T. Woodward and Charles M. Tyler; title: 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; title: Ought juries to judge the Law as well as the Fact? / J.M. Holmes.