APPENDIX
THE CONWAY MEMORIAL LECTURESHIP
At a general meeting of the South Place Ethical
Society, held on October 22, 1908, it was resolved,
after full discussion, that an effort should be made
to establish a series of lectures, to be printed and
widely circulated, as a permanent Memorial to
Dr. Conway.
Moncure Conway's untiring zeal for the emanci- pation of the human mind from the thraldom of obsolete or waning beliefs, his pleadings for sympathy with the oppressed and for a wider and profounder conception of human fraternity than the world has yet reached, claim, it is urged, an offering of gratitude more permanent than the eloquent obituary or reverential service of mourning.
The range of the lectures (of which the thirteenth is published herewith) must be regulated by the financial support accorded to the scheme ; but it is hoped that sufficient funds will be eventually forthcoming for the endowment of periodical lectures by distinguished public men, to further the cause of social, political, and religious freedom, with which Dr. Conway's name must ever be associated.
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