An Address Before The Jefferson Literary Society Of Augusta College, Delivered At Its Anniversary, Held In Augusta, Ky., August 23, 1844

This speech, delivered by Chandler Robbins to the Jefferson Literary Society at Augusta College in 1844, explores the role of literature and education in society. Robbins argues that reading and writing are essential to personal growth and the advancement of civilization.

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