INDIVIDUALISM: ITS GROWTH AND TENDENCIES, WITH SOME SUGGESTIONS AS TO THE REMEDY FOR ITS EVILS; SERMONS PREACHED BEFORE THE UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE IN NOVEMBER, 1880 (1881) [ILLUSTRATED EDITION]

Individualism—Branches of Christendom disqualified for the task— The teaching demanded must, by the use of Counter Truths, (1) assail the core of Individualism, its pride and self-sufficiency—(2) Deliver a clearer and stronger message in regard to the value and uses of purely intellectual power—(3) Moderate the cherished hopes of the time touching the results which are to spring from vast colonizing movements, the founding of new states and the development of industrial and commercial resources &c.—(4) Show that the various forms in which Political power has been and still continues to be diffused are experiments, whose final issue yet remains to be determined—That the Democratic current has its hidden rocks and shoals—(5) The teaching required to develop and apply the Counter Truths supplied within the domain (1) of Theology—(2) of Philosophy.