Horace Mann Books

The World Destroyer
Speech Of Mr. Horace Mann, On The Right Of Congress To Legislate For The Territories Of The United States, And Its Duty To Exclude Slavery Therefrom. ... In Committee Of The Whole, June 30, 1848
The Duty Of Disobedience To Wicked Laws: A Sermon On The Fugitive Slave Law
The Duty Of Disobedience To Wicked Laws: A Sermon On The Fugitive Slave Law
A Few Thoughts For A Young Man: A Lecture, Delivered Before The Boston Mercantile Library Association, On Its 29th Anniversary
New Dangers To Freedom: And New Duties For Its Defenders: A Letter
Lectures On Education
Report of an Educational Tour in Germany, and Parts of Great Britain and Ireland; Being Part of the Seventh Annual Report of Horace Mann
Census of Great Britain, 1851
A Few Thoughts for a Young Man

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