Henry Melvill: An uneducated population may be degraded; a population educated, but not in righteousness, will be ungovernable. The one

An uneducated population may be degraded; a population educated, but not in righ — Henry Melvill

An uneducated population may be degraded; a population educated, but not in righteousness, will be ungovernable. The one may be slaves, the other must be tyrants.

Henry Melvill

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