American State Papers

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jan 18, 1912

American State Papers

Under date of Oct. 11, 1911, Brother B. W. Spire, secretary of the Florida Tract Society, in writing us in regard to the circulation of “American State Papers,” gives the following information:—

“This book is certainly needed, as it looks as if religious persecution might break out at almost any time. In a small place that is noted for its general indifference to religious affairs, the Methodist minister recently tacked a sign on the post-office door, warning every one to refrain from Sunday work. This was followed by several meetings in the place, and the feelings for a while ran quite high. There have been no arrests as yet, but it was very evident that the whole effort was made to try to intimidate some of our people in that place.”

Have you obtained a copy of the “American State Papers”? This book is not alone for lawyers and statesmen. It is for every man and woman who wishes to become intelligent on this subject of Sunday legislation, which is being so strongly urged upon us, and which will infringe the rights and liberties of the American people. Every Seventh-day Adventist, especially, should have this book to know how to meet the issue. Over 800 pages. Cloth binding only $1.25; law-binding, $2; India paper edition, flexible leather, $2.50.