An Address Delivered Before the Peithessophian and Philoclean Societies of Rutgers College (Classic Reprint) - Softcover

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An address on civic duty, learning, and the paths to a healthy republic that invites readers to think about politics with conscience. This thoughtful speech explores how education, public virtue, and government work together to protect liberty. It blends historical reflection with practical guidance for young readers stepping into civic life.

The speaker draws on American history and shared values to discuss the role of citizens, the dangers of corruption, and the responsibilities that come with the vote, the press, and leadership. It encourages a measured, principled approach to public life and invites readers to consider how best to defend democracy.

• Why education and character matter for a free society


• The dangers of political cynicism and the lure of personal gain


• Responsibilities of voters, officeholders, and the press in shaping public life


• How speaking well and listening honestly can influence national affairs

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