The Character Of The Gentleman: An Address To The Students Of Miami University, Ohio, On The Evening Before Commencement Day, In The Month Of August, (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781276390385)

"The Character Of The Gentleman," by Francis Lieber, is a timeless exploration of the virtues and principles that define a true gentleman. Originally delivered as an address to the students of Miami University, Ohio, in 1846, this essay delves into the essential qualities of character, integrity, and moral responsibility.

Lieber's discourse emphasizes the importance of self-cultivation, intellectual curiosity, and a commitment to ethical conduct. He articulates a vision of the gentleman as not merely a person of social standing, but as an individual distinguished by his unwavering dedication to truth, justice, and the betterment of society. This treatise offers timeless wisdom for anyone seeking to embody the highest ideals of personal and civic virtue.

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