ON THE

CHARACTER AND OBJECTS

OF ALL

SCIENCE AND LITERATURE,

AND ON THE

RELATIVE EXCELLENCE AND VALUE

OF

RELIGIOUS AND SECULAR EDUCATION,

AND OF

SACRED AND CLASSICAL LITERATURE:

IN

TWO ADDRESSES AND AN ORATION WITH ADDITIONS AND

IMPROVEMENTS.

WITH AN APPENDIX CONTAINING

A letter, on the study of the Bible, to the Commitee appointed by the
Literary Convention, held at New York, Oct. 20, 1830; and an
address, delivered at Charleston, (S. C.) at the dedication of
a building designed as a depository for Bibles, Tracts
and Sunday School Books, and for anniversary
celebrations of Religious Societies.

BY THOMAS SMITH GRIMKÉ,