New Occasions Teach New Duties in Progressive Thought
A 1896 introduction argues history shows new ideas replace old sacred beliefs and champions open inquiry. It notes Galileo Lyell and Lovejoy as examples and urges readers to judge ideas by merit, not prejudice, as reforms and rights expand from Jeffersonian ideals.
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Washington
St. Stephen
John Huss
Joan of Arc
Salem
Copernicus
Galileo
Holy Office
Lovejoy
Alton
Garrison
Phillips
Boston
Charles Lyell
Franklin
Stephenson
Lyell
Bagehot
Jefferson
Macaulay
Dr. Arnold
Rugby
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Frederick M, Crunden
St. Louis
The Useful Sunflower and Its Wide Range of Uses
The sunflower yields valuable products including oil from seeds in high demand and exported. Crude oil finds use in paints and stains, with refining making it rival olive oil for table use. Seed cakes feed cattle, stalks provide fuel, and entire plant supports diverse practical applications across regions.
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India
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Huxley Lectures Recall and Applause Moment
A reminiscence of Huxley lecturing to a class of about seventy, noting a rare lapse into levity when a Chamisso reference sparked genuine amusement. The speaker recalls the unexpected burst of applause mid lecture and the author’s emphasis on maintaining businesslike rigor.
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Huxley
Businéassé
Chamisgo
Peter
Ted
Zoreth
Egg Brethren Convert Seeks Humble Christian Tone
Fragmentary quote from Cincinnati Enquirer records a speaker claiming transformation into a humble Christian while recalling unregenerate days and asserting they would not meet a finer sinner in a day’s walk. The text centers on conversion rhetoric and self-assessment.
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Cincinnati Enquirer
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