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

The “James Madison” and “Religious Garb” Number

By Editor

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Cover Picture of Madison’s Home. Religious Garb in United States Indian Schools. Why the Jew Hates “Christianity.” The Moral Condition in California. California and the Sunday Law. A City Without a Sunday Law. Governor Foss Resents Cardinal’s Arrogance. Rome’s Insult to America’s Marriage Laws. Rome’s Interference With the Rights of Citizens. Religious Liberty in Portugal Under the Monarchy and the Republic. Restrictions Upon the Religious Liberty of Public-School Teachers in the Philippines.

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