Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Saving Knowledge: Addressed to Young Men
A grand scheme of restoration. It professes to deal with a ruined being, and its object is to recover him from ruin. It is not a mere hot-house, Where warmth and shelter are given to tender plants, enabling them to thrive and become beautiful, when the open air would stunt or kill them. It is not a mere auxiliary force, added to the moral powers of man, like a screw power in a feeble sailing vessel, to enable him to get on faster and farther than be otherwise would. It is not a mere system of decoration, giving a beautiful.
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