Conservatism in Education

This lecture, delivered by Samuel Eliot in the midst of the American Civil War, argues for the importance of conservative values in education. Eliot, a prominent educator and historian, believed that a focus on tradition, discipline, and moral principles was essential for producing responsible and productive citizens. This work reflects the concerns of many educators and intellectuals during a time of great social and political upheaval in the United States.

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