Bolton, Sarah Knowles
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John Lowell, Jr.
A wealthy Boston merchant and philanthropist who established the Lowell Institute for free public lectures.
"Education and moral instruction are essential for the prosperity of a nation, and the connection between God's revelations and human knowledge is paramount."
Stephen Girard
A French-born American merchant and philanthropist who established Girard College for orphaned boys.
"Labor is essential for every human being, and wealth should be used for the benefit of mankind, especially for the education of the poor."
Andrew Carnegie
A Scottish-American industrialist and philanthropist who established numerous libraries.
"The man of wealth has a duty to use his surplus funds for the benefit of the community, acting as a trustee for his poorer brethren."
Thomas Holloway
A British patent medicine manufacturer and philanthropist who founded a sanatorium and a women's college.
"Wealth should be used to alleviate human suffering and promote education, especially for those who are often overlooked or underserved."
Charles Pratt
An American businessman and philanthropist who founded Pratt Institute.
"Education should be practical and accessible to all, enabling individuals to earn a living and contribute to society while upholding the highest moral principles."
Sophia Smith
A philanthropist who used her inheritance to found Smith College.
"Women deserve equal educational opportunities with men, and education should be for the glory of God and the good of mankind."
Napoleon Bonaparte
A brilliant military leader and Emperor of France.
"Meritocracy and the power of the individual to achieve greatness regardless of birth. He believed deeply in his own destiny and the glory of France."
Josephine Tascher de Beauharnais
Empress of France and Napoleon's first wife.
"The importance of love, loyalty, and maintaining social harmony. She valued kindness and believed in using her influence for good."
Horatio Nelson
A brilliant naval officer and national hero of England.
"The importance of courage, duty, and unwavering loyalty to one's country. He believed in taking bold action and never giving up."
John Bunyan
A travelling tinker and author of "The Pilgrim's Progress."
"The importance of personal faith, the struggle against sin, and the pursuit of salvation. He believed in the power of the Bible and the importance of living a holy life."
Thomas Arnold
A renowned educator and headmaster of Rugby School.
"The importance of education in shaping character and preparing young men for responsible citizenship. He believed in combining intellectual rigor with moral and spiritual development."
Wendell Phillips
An eloquent orator and abolitionist.
"The importance of freedom, equality, and social justice for all. He believed in challenging injustice and fighting for the rights of the oppressed."
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