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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Washington, D.C. · Feb 23, 1905

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 82, No. 8.

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An Appeal to Clergy

By Editor

280,000 Ordered February 19

LAST week we reported 200,000 copies of “An Appeal to Clergy” ordered, and predicted a large increase of orders before the nineteenth of February, which date marked the first month of its existence in tract form. Eighty thousand copies represents the increase in orders since this report, making a total of 280,000 copies ordered during the first month of its existence; and large orders are still coming in.
Many are the voluntary expressions of appreciation of the merits of the matter composing this tract, coming from all parts of the country. We quote a few as samples of the many:—
“It is surely a clincher.”
“It is an eye-opener.”
“It contains the message for this time.”
“I think you have struck the keynote in the ‘Open Letter’ that will start the ball rolling, and bring the truth before millions of people.”
“It is a clean-cut argument on the question of religious liberty, and will do much to open the eyes of the honest in heart.”
“There is a wonderful amount of stubborn facts summed up in a small space. Just what men of business want to read.”
Price, 40 cents a hundred; $3.75 a thousand.