Fame and Glory: An Address Before the Literary Societies of Amherst College, at Their Anniversary, August 11, 1847.

The address explores the themes of fame and glory in the context of intellectual pursuits and personal achievements. Delivered at Amherst College, it reflects on the significance of literary societies in shaping character and fostering a sense of community among scholars. The speaker emphasizes the moral responsibilities that accompany fame and the pursuit of glory, urging students to seek true greatness through integrity and service rather than mere recognition. This historical speech serves as both inspiration and a cautionary tale for aspiring writers and thinkers.