"Defence of Kenyon College" presents a historical account concerning the founding and early struggles of Kenyon College. Written to address controversies and garner support, this work by Philander Chase and George Montgomery West elucidates the challenges faced in establishing a pioneering institution of higher learning in the early 19th century United States. The book offers insights into the vision, determination, and faith required to nurture an educational establishment amidst financial and societal obstacles.

This volume provides valuable perspectives on the intersection of education, religion, and community development in early America and will appeal to readers interested in the history of education, religious institutions, and the establishment of American colleges and universities.

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