Publisher's Synopsis
Excerpt from Student and Family Miscellany, Vol. 9: Devoted to the Diffusion of Useful Knowledge and Home Instruction; Embracing the Sciences, Natural History, Biography, Travels Poetry, Etc;; Also Designed as a Monthly Reader for Schools
N 0 man can be said to be in abject penury who is rich in what soever things are lovely and of good report; while, on the other hand, neither wealth, nor learning, nor science can dignify a man without character. This is the best capital with which to begin life; it affords the most reasonable hope of success in passing through it, and will yield the sweetest re?ections at the close of it.
Extinct from a lecture delivered in Birmingham, England, to an audience of about the majority of whom were young men.
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