A College Of Colleges (1887)

Dwight Lyman Moody presents a compelling argument for the vital role of education in personal and societal development, advocating for its accessibility to all individuals regardless of background. He highlights the significance of character and moral education alongside academic learning. The book is structured into various sections that explore topics such as the responsibilities of teachers, the necessity of practical skills, and the advantages of a liberal arts education. This collection of speeches and essays offers profound insights into the holistic approach to education.