Has philosophy tended to establish or weaken the power of religion?: Historical New Hampshire/ by New Hampshire Historical Society (Concord, NH).

Title:

Has philosophy tended to establish or weaken the power of religion?: Historical New Hampshire/ by New Hampshire Historical Society (Concord, NH).

Author:

New Hampshire Historical Society (Concord, NH).

Call Number:

977.8 N5321h

Publication Information:

Concord, NH: New Hampshire Historical Society, 1951.

Physical Description:

p21-24 : some illustrations.

Source:

Concord, New Hampshire: New Hampshire Historical Society, 1951 Vol. 7, (November 1951) Historical New Hampshire

Description:

The article discusses Dartmouth College graduate Lyman Thomas Flint. The author comments on the careers of members of the Dartmouth class of 1848 and notes that Flint became a lawyer in Coos County, New Hampshire. Other topics include Flint's marriage to Hannah W. Willard, his brother-in-law Charles Wesley Willard, and his son William Willard Flint. The article also presents a speech that Flint delivered at Dartmouth's 1848 commencement ceremony, which examines the relationship between philosophy and Christianity.

Subjects:

Baccalaureate addresses. , Philosophy & religion. , Students.

People:

Flint, Lyman Thomas.

Organizations:

Dartmouth College.

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