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A GOOD PROPOSITION FOR AGENTS

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park, Washington, D. C. · Aug 1, 1912

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 89, No. 31.

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A GOOD PROPOSITION FOR AGENTS

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Cover: Washington Crossing Delaware Frontispiece: Photo reproduction of Declaration of Independence Two Double-Page Pictures: "Unveiling of Columbus Memorial" and "Catholic Field Mass on the Washington Monument Grounds" Religious Garb in the United States Indian Schools (Concluded) The Declaration of Independence — History and Meaning Significance of Columbus Monument Unveiling "Columbus Day" and Its Meaning "Guardians of Liberty" Principles Rome Forbids Free Speech to General Miles in St. Louis Religious Liberty of Teachers in Philippines Restricted Religious Instruction in Public Schools of Oregon Sunday Rest in the Post-Offices Victories at Ohio Constitutional Convention Cardinals as "Princes of the Blood" Prohibition in Post-Office Department Booze — The Real Trouble With America

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