A discourse addressed Feb. 17th, 1811, to the students at the academy in Monson
Subtitle: In presence of the church and congregation in that place
By: By Levi Collins, A.M. preceptor of the academy in Monson. ; [Three lines from Horace]
Series: Early American imprints -- no. 22569
Publisher: Printed by E. Merriam & Co.
Published: 1811
Place of publication: Brookfield [Mass.]
Language: eng
Number of pages: 19
Subjects: Character; Young adults; Conduct of life
Notes: "This discourse, written in the midst of numerous avocations, without the least expectation of its publicity, is now submitted to the public from a charge of obscenity and low ribaldry, alledged against it, by some of the congregation. It is, therefore, published nearly verbatim et literatim. ..." and "Rev. A. Ely's recommendation. The object of this discourse, is to point out some features in a youthful character, which are excellent, and some vices which render it odious; and on this account, I recommend it as worthy the attention of youth, and as useful in families. ..."--verso of title page.

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Shaw & Shoemaker 22569

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