Meanings of popular lectures in English

Herschel was invited to give popular lectures on the music of the spheres.

It became a subject for popular lectures, and an article for scientific cabinets.

You have perpetually running soda-water fountains, and daily popular lectures by distinguished men.

The anniversaries were held here, and it was the scene of all popular lectures and of concerts.

In 1848, Souvestre was appointed professor of the newly created school of administration, mostly devoted to popular lectures.

His popular lectures began in 1808 and soon attracted to New Haven the brightest young men in the country.

This hypothesis appears to be Dr. Carpenter's, though he does not, in the limits of popular lectures, unfold it at any length.

One of his most popular lectures, "The Heroism of a Private Life," took its inception from the life of this Venetian statesman.

We can get a peek of her, they write, if we attend one of her father's popular lectures on cartography at the Royal Academy.

In another letter he wrote still further of his plans, clearly distinguishing between the popular lectures and the more technical work of the University class-room.

Moses Right, and Bishop Colenso Wrong; being Popular Lectures on the Pentateuch.

Summer Schools, Extension Schools, Popular Lectures, Educational Publications and Appliances

My father bought a copy of Lardner's " Popular Lectures on Science and Art."

" POPULAR lectures," he said, "I hold to be an abomination unto the Lord."

Popular lectures about air and exercise and ventilation and bathing, and all sorts of every-day topics, about which people are ignorant.

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