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Pro- fessor Banks resigned.
The case was a clear one of the suppression of the freedom of speech and the freedom of that teaching which Professor Banks believed to be the truth concerning the history of the South in the period immediately preceding the Civil War. Mr. Andrew Sledd, ex-president of the same University, writes of the incident as an illustration Digitized by Google 118 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY HISTORICAL ASSOCLA.TION of the unfortunate conditions which limit educational freedom in the So...uth. He says: ** Freedom of speech and freedom of teaching is vague in the south, a sort of academic myth concocted by impractical and visionary men and failures. * * To us of the North the action belongs with the heresy trials in the deliberations of some of our churches, with censure and sometimes dismissal for so called heterodox teachings in theological schools, and with the criticisms for teachings in some of our colleges and universities which insist upon the expression of truth and honesty in politics and economics whatever the source of the support of the institution.
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Pro- fessor Banks resigned.
The case was a clear one of the suppression of the freedom of speech and the freedom of that teaching which Professor Banks believed to be the truth concerning the history of the South in the period immediately preceding the Civil War. Mr. Andrew Sledd, ex-president of the same University, writes of the incident as an illustration Digitized by Google 118 MISSISSIPPI VALLEY HISTORICAL ASSOCLA.TION of the unfortunate conditions which limit educational freedom in the So...uth. He says: ** Freedom of speech and freedom of teaching is vague in the south, a sort of academic myth concocted by impractical and visionary men and failures. * * To us of the North the action belongs with the heresy trials in the deliberations of some of our churches, with censure and sometimes dismissal for so called heterodox teachings in theological schools, and with the criticisms for teachings in some of our colleges and universities which insist upon the expression of truth and honesty in politics and economics whatever the source of the support of the institution.
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