Address At The Convocation Of University College, Toronto, October 16, 1885 (1885)

The speech delivered by Daniel Wilson at the University College convocation in 1885 highlights the significance of education in shaping society's future. Wilson advocates for a comprehensive education that balances academic learning with moral and ethical development. He also addresses the challenges universities faced during the late 19th century, emphasizing the need for adaptation to social and economic changes. This address offers valuable insights into the educational philosophy of a key figure in Canadian academia and reflects the cultural importance of preserving such historical works.