Lectures on Learning and Religion

Lectures on Learning and Religion by Charles D. Soston
Collection area: University of Arizona
Collection dates: 1889-1890
Unbound holographic volume, in ink, containing two groups of lectures: Part I, "On learning," and Part II, "On religion." The first page contains a dedication to the Regents of the University of Arizona, and is signed by Poston, Washington D.C., January 1, 1890. The lectures were written as advice to students at the University of Arizona. They set forth Poston's visions and opinions regarding the function of higher education, and the separation of church and state. A complete photocopy of the manuscript is also present.
On the front cover, Poston wrote instructions: "The Roman and Italics are intended to emphasize the lectures in delivery; Printers will please preserve the original manuscript books; P.S. Compositors will please correct proof in punctuation, orthography, or grammar. C.D.P."
Part I was published by the Friends of the University of Arizona Library, Tucson, Arizona, as part of the University of Arizona's centennial celebration, 1985.
Arizona pioneer; in 1864, the first Arizona delegate to Congress; in 1884, the founder of the Society of Arizona Pioneers, later the Arizona Historical Society.
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