SUBJECTS FOR ORATIONS.

FIRST AND SECOND-PRIZE ORATIONS, 1874-1889.

The Heart, the Source of Power.
British Rule in India.

Culture, a Basis of Brotherhood.
The Two Races in Ireland.
The World's Conquerors.
Beatrice and Margaret.
Satan and Mephistopheles.

Faith and Doubt as Motors of
Action.

The Loneliness of Genius.
Dante.
Iago.

Mahometanism and its Enemies.

Poe.

The Evolution of Government.
The Philosophy of Skepticism.
Progress, its Source and its Laws.
The Old and the New Civiliza-
tions.

The Cause of the Gracchi.

The Political Mission of Puritanism.

The Saxon Element in Civilization.

Judas Iscariot.

The Unity of Science and Religion.

The Conflict of Labor and Capital.

Schiller and Germany. Conservatism, an Essential Element of Progress.

Mob and Law.
John Brown.

The Man and the State.
Principles of Political Parties.
The Defender of the Constitution.
The Philosophy of Inequality.
Riot and Revolution.

SUBJECTS OF ALL ORATIONS, 1890-1907, IN THE ORDER OF THEIR

MERIT IN THE INTER-STATE CONTESTS.