Baptist Principles of Religious Liberty
Number 46 of the Religious Liberty Library is before us. It is a neat pamphlet of nearly fifty pages, entitled “Baptist Principles of Religious Liberty,” by Geo. B. Wheeler, for fifteen years a Baptist clergyman. It presents in a graphic and interesting way just what the principles of religious liberty are, and how nobly Baptists have stood for them, and appeals to them to still stand by the right. The pamphlet is embellished by a cut of Roger Williams kneeling alone in the wilderness, as also other illustrations of interest. The price of the Library, quarterly, is only 25 cents a year. Address, International Religious Liberty Association, Battle Creek, Mich.; 39 Bond St., New York; or Pacific Press, Oakland, Cal., or any of our state tract societies or branch offices.