Your ShelfYour Projects

Congress and a Citizen’s Duty

50%

Pacific Press Publishing Company · New York · Mar 29, 1900

FromThe American Sentinel, Vol. 15, No. 13.

Read the full edition

Congress and a Citizen’s Duty

A WRITER in the Catholic Mirror says of the “duty of a citizen in war time,” that “The decision of Congress fixes the duty of every American citizen.” When Congress has declared war, then “whatever he may think of it” as being right or wrong, he has no “right to refuse his aid in giving it effect.”