Excerpt from The Benefits Which Society Derives From Universities
The following address was delivered before the officers, students, and friends of the Johns Hopkins University, on Commemoration Day, February 23, 1885. Part of it was subsequently given before the Literary Societies of Rutgers College in New Brunswick, New Jersey, and before the Convocation of the Regents of the University of the State of New York in Albany. In issuing this pamphlet, I had intended to add some illustrative notes, but the delay occasioned by the repetition has diverted me from this purpose, and I leave the text, without comment, in its original form.
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