The Rights of the People
By Alonzo T. Jones
Or Civil Government and Religion An Up-to-Date Pamphlet on the Principles of Religious Liberty. “THE RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE” contains fifteen chapters, the following being a portion of the chapter headings:—Christianity and the Roman Empire—What Is Due to God and What to Cæsar—The Powers That Be—How the United States Became a Nation—What Is the Nation?—Who Made the Nation?—Religious Right in the United States—Religious Rights Invaded—The People’s Right of Appeal—National Precedent on Right of Appeal—Sunday-law Movement in the Fourth Century and Its Parallel in the Nineteenth—Will the People Assert and Maintain Their Rights?—Religious Rights in the States. In the four appendixes to the book are given the Declaration of Independence—The Constitution of the United States—The Dred Scott Decision, and the “Christian Nation” Decision. This is a book of permanent value for reference and study and one that all should possess. It contains 384 pages, with several illustrations, is issued as No. 32 of the Religious Liberty Library, and is bound in paper covers. Price 40 Cents. A FINER EDITION on laid paper is also ready. It is neatly bound in cloth. Price One Dollar. PACIFIC PRESS PUBLISHING CO., Oakland, California. 18 West Fifth Street, Kansas City, Mo. 43 Bond Street, New York City.