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Excerpt from Self-Culture an Address Introductory to the Franklin Lectures, Delivered at Boston, September, 1838
This address was intended to make two lectures; but the author was led to abridge it and deliver it as one, partly by the apprehension, that some passages were too abstract for a pop ular address, partly to secure the advantages of presenting the Whole subject at once and in close connection, and for other reasons which need not be named. Most of the passages, which were omitted, are now published. The author respect fully submits the discourse to those, for whom it was partie ularly intended, and to the public, in the hope, that it will at least bring a great subject before the minds of some, who may.
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