A United States History in the Light of Prophecy by M. E. Cady

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Nov 21, 1907

A United States History in the Light of Prophecy

By M. E. Cady

This is the title of a new book, written by Prof. F. S. Bunch, who for several years has been principal of the Gravel Ford Academy, Gravel Ford, Ore.

This book is being printed on the instalment plan by the Walla Walla College Press.

The first instalment is out, and contains the following chapters: Chapter I, Introduction; Chapter II, Discovery; Chapter III, Settlement.

There will be one instalment published each month during the school year, making altogether a book of about three hundred pages.

This work will be a great aid to teachers, assisting them to teach United States history from the divine view-point as indicated in the prophetic word.

The subscription price for the eight leaflets (instalments), post-paid, is $1. Send your subscription to the Walla Walla College Press, College Place, Wash.

Words of Appreciation

We have received the following words of appreciation from those who have the first leaflet of the series:—

“I have received your circular letter with sample pages of the new United States history written by Professor Bunch. So far as time has permitted, I have examined this pamphlet, and am pleased to say that so far as my judgment goes, the book will fill a long-felt want in this particular line of study.

“J. E. TENNEY,

“Principal of Graysville Academy.”

“I rather like the plan of issuing it one year in pamphlet form—one issue each month. It will bring the subject-matter into practical use, and will have a tendency to

eliminate any unfortunate features that might possibly have crept in. We are greatly in need of a good text-book on this subject, and I am well pleased with the general plan of the book so far as the three chapters indicate.

W. D. CURTIS,

“Educational Secretary of the Lake Union Conference.”

“I received a copy of the first pages of the United States history written by Professor Bunch. It is hardly necessary for me to tell you that I was delighted with it. I do not know when I have seen anything in the shape of a book that I have felt to welcome more heartily. I am sure it will supply a great need, and I sincerely hope that nothing will come in to hinder the speedy completion of the work. Please place my name on the subscription list.

“SARAH E. PECK,

“Director of Union College Normal Dept.”

The preceding unsolicited testimonials indicate that there is a strong demand on the part of our teachers and educators for a new text-book in United States history. We believe that this feeling is shared by nearly all our teachers, and that here is offered an opportunity for a study of the correct principles that underly the rise and progress of the nation that has attracted the attention of the world, and which is also a subject of prophecy. These principles can be interwoven with the facts and details as brought out in a regular text-book on the United States history, and thus both teachers and pupils have the benefit derived from the proper study of this subject during the present year.

Those who desire to subscribe for the history should send in their subscriptions at once, addressing the Walla Walla College Press, College Place, Wash. M. E. CADY.