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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Oct 12, 1911

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 88, No. 41.

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PARTIAL CONTENTS

Vol. IV, No. 4.
Will Italy Follow France? Church and State in Modern Greece. Undermining American Liberties (Rome versus American free speech and free press). National Reform Principles in Russia. The Model Sunday Law. Religious Liberty Before the Inquisition. Compulsion or Transformation? Also 27 other articles profusely illustrated.
Vol. V, No. 2.
The Rulers of This World (25 illustrations). Shall Congress Prescribe Your Religion? Primary Purpose of the Sabbath. How Sunday Laws Have Treated Christian Men. Are Sunday Laws Police Regulations? Review of Lawyer Jackson’s Sunday Law Brief. Pictures of 25 world rulers, etc.
Vol. V, No. 3 (Vatican Incident).
Roosevelt Versus the Pope. Teaching American Principles in Rome. Have Individuals Any Rights? Undermining American Liberties (Romanizing school text-books, etc.). Attack Upon Protestant Missions. Church and State in China. Religious Intolerance in Chile. Sketch of California Sunday Legislation. The “Blue-Laws” Defended. Not of Force, but of Love. Also 21 other articles, besides illustrations of the World’s Parliament buildings. Photographs of the Vatican, the Pope, ex-President Roosevelt, Mr. Fairbanks, and Cardinal Merry del Val.
Vol. V, No. 4.
The Bible and Public School Libraries. Archbishop Ireland Versus American Protestantism. How Exemption Clauses Work. Sunday Laws and Seventh-day Baptists. A Modern Savonarola (Rome’s attempt to drive a Protestant Italian from America). The “Blue-Laws” Revived. Also 21 other articles with illustrations.
Vol. VI, No. 1.
The President at Mass. The Bible and the Public School. Trampling the Constitution. Union Labor and the Civil Rest Day. Putting God’s Name Into the Constitution. Significant Events of 1910. The Idaho Sunday Law. National and Individual Religion. Also 18 other articles of importance, besides illustrations.
Vol. VI, No. 3 (a Symposium).
Religious Liberty in Germany. England and Religious Freedom. Religious Conditions in Austria. Finland and Religious Freedom. Church and State in Portugal. Religious Liberty in Italy. Mayor Nathan’s Speech, the Pope’s Reply, the Mayor’s Rejoinder. Religious Freedom in Switzerland. Church and State in Sweden. Religious Liberty in Argentina. Observance of Sunday in Post-Offices. Status of the Johnston Sunday Bill. Many other articles and illustrations.

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