Religious Liberty Tracts

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Mar 11, 1909

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 86, No. 10.

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Religious Liberty Tracts

There are now completed fifteen inexpensive Religious Liberty Tracts, which quite effectively present the principles of religious liberty upon the following subjects:—
No. Subject Pages Per 100
1. Principles Too Little Understood 8 $.50
2. Sunday Laws 8 .50
3. Logic of Sabbath Legislation 8 .50
4. The Civil Sabbath 12 .75
5. Civil Government and the Church 4 .25
6. Religious Liberty—What Eminent Authorities Say 12 .75
7. The Church’s Greatest Need To-day 4 .25
8. Church Federation 12 .75
9. Limits of Civil Authority 4 .25
10. A Vital Question—Is the Sabbath a Civil Institution? 8 .50
11. What Are Works of Charity and Necessity? 4 .25
12. “Backward States” 8 .50
13. Alexander Campbell on Moral Societies 24 1.50
14. William Lloyd Garrison on Sunday Laws 8 .50
15. Sunday Mail Reports 12 .75
One each, post-paid .................................. $ .09

RELIGIOUS LIBERTY POST-CARDS

The Religious Liberty Post-cards are facsimiles of some of the best cartoons which have appeared in Liberty, and have been heartily welcomed by all lovers of religious liberty as a means of spreading the principles of this important subject.
There are ten different cards in the complete set, printed in assorted colors.
Single set, post-paid .......................... $ .10 Five or more, each ............................. .06
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