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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 5, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 40.

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Illustrations

Washington’s Home at Mt. Vernon (front cover).
Tomb of George Washington.
Hallway in Washington’s Home (showing Famous Key of the Bastile).
Picture of George Washington (last cover page).
Two-page Photograph Showing One of Rome’s Secret Military Organizations (Ancient Order of Hibernians) on Parade at Columbus, Ohio.
The President of Guatemala Making a Speech.
Portraits of Officers of American Federation of Catholic Societies.
Photographs of Reviewing Stand and Parade of the Catholic Societies at Columbus.
Portraits of President Taft, Senators Root, Borah, and Heyburn, Representative Crumpacker, and Other Noted Men of the Hour.
Also Other Timely Illustrations of Current Religious Liberty Events.

Articles

Religious Intolerance in Russia To-day (thrilling lecture by an eye-witness just returned to America).
Infallibility of the Majority (recent speeches by Senators Root, Borah, Heyburn, Representative Crumpacker, and others).
Shielding the Rights of the Minority.
Senator Heyburn’s Speech on Sunday Legislation.
Convention of the American Federation of Catholic Societies (illustrated report by the editor).
Sunday Laws Versus National Rights.
The Christian Sabbath.
Sunday Laws Versus the Laboring Man.
A Brief History of Sunday Legislation (a menace to the state, church, and the individual).
Religious Liberty in Central America (Guatemala).
Liberty and Equity.
Putting God Into the Constitution.
False Arguments of the National Reform Association.
France’s Debt to America (Why America Received the Key of the Bastile).
A National Religion.
A Tribute to Prohibition.
Prohibition and Personal Liberty.
Higher Criticism and Inspiration.

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