1807 JEDIDIAH MORSE. On the Care of Orphans & Education of the Poor - Boston Female Asylum. Devotion he argues persuasively

he argues persuasively

Sermons include: 1-2 The importance and advantage of a thorough knowledge of divine truth (Nov 1739) - 3 God the best portion of the Christian (Apr 1736) - 4 The sole consideration

Smith was a Wesleyan-Methodist minister in Ohio and editor of The Wesleyan Expositor

preaching in homes and on village greens

1807 JEDIDIAH MORSE. On the Care of Orphans & Education of the Poor - Boston Female Asylum. Devotion he argues persuasivelyA rather rare and interesting sermon by Jedidiah Morse before the Boston Female Asylum. The Asylum, founded in 1800, took in orphaned young girls and educated and trained them as domestics, seemingly not as "adopted children." Morse, one of the leading educational voices of the time, argues that investing quality education the poor was the ethical and moral choice and the best for the entire country. An interesting work centralizing universal access