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Excerpt from An Address Delivered Before the New England Society of Philadelphia: At Its Semi-Annual Meeting¿ in May, 1824
The literary institutions of New England are her pride. Well may she boast of the great and continu ally increasing facilities, which she presents for the acquisition of a liberal education. Her colleges are monuments of the liberal spirit and enlightened policy, which characterised the pilgrims; and the affection and liberality with which they have to this hour been fos tered, show that the descendants have not, in this re spect, acted unworthily of such progenitors.
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