Speech about Colleges, Delivered in Nashville, on Commencement Day, October 4, 1848.

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The speech delivered on Commencement Day in Nashville addresses the significance of higher education and its role in shaping society. Emphasizing the importance of colleges, the speaker advocates for the development of intellectual and moral character among students. The address reflects on the responsibilities of educational institutions and their influence on both individual growth and community progress, highlighting the need for a well-rounded education in a rapidly changing world.