"LINCOLN," "ARMAGEDDON," AND "AMERICAN LIBERTIES" NUMBER
By Editor
Twenty Timely Articles, Twenty War and Other Pictures
The president of the republic of Cuba, Sr. Mario G. Menocal, writes the editor of this magazine under date of September 3, 1914: "Religious liberty is the basis of civil and political liberty, and the best guarantee of peace and prosperity of the nations. . . . The Liberty Magazine, devoted to the defense of these essential principles of civilization, has my most heartfelt sympathies."—Extract from letter, photographic reproduction of which appears in this number. Read also "Nicholas Murray Butler on Dangers Threatening American Liberties," "Will Carleton on Liberty," "Practical Working of State Religion," etc. Governors and congressmen tell us they are filing every number away in their libraries for reference. An ex-mayor of Pittsburgh sat up until three o'clock to read one copy through before retiring. Send this magazine to five friends for one year for only $1.00—regular price, $1.75. Or send in your name and those of four others. One year, 35 cents; sample copy, 10 cents.
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