The Legal Sunday: Its History and Character.
By James T. Ringgold
From the days of Roger Williams until quite recently there has been no open challenge of the right of the legal Sunday to exist. Yet this is the only ground that can be successfully or logically maintained upon the question. And this ground is successfully and logically maintained upon Christian, constitutional, and legal principles, in this book. Since the Sunday has obtained the legal recognition of the Government of the United States as an element in “the salvation of the nation,” this subject has become of double interest and importance to every citizen of the United States. And upon the subject of Sunday in legislation and in law, this volume leaves no point untouched and no question unsolved. 252 pp.; cloth, 75 cents; paper covers, 40 cents. Pacific Press, Oakland, Cal.