A Full-Sized View of the Back Cover Page of “Liberty,” Also a Page at the “Mayflower” Front Cover Page

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Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · Jun 11, 1914

FromReview and Herald, Vol. 91, No. 24.

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LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS AT PLYMOUTH ROCK, 1620
LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS AT PLYMOUTH ROCK, 1620

A Full-Sized View of the Back Cover Page of “Liberty,” Also a Page at the “Mayflower” Front Cover Page

Only a part of “Daniel Webster’s Oration on Religious Liberty” appears on the back cover page shown above. Don’t miss the inspiration of reading the “Oration” in full, found on page 53 of this number of Liberty. And be sure to read the breezy “Temperance” department. “Why I Changed Front on the Liquor Question,” by ex-Governor Patterson of Tennessee, is but one of the good points in this department, which also contains a “Petition to Congress” urging the passage of the “National Prohibition” Amendment to the Constitution. Tear out the blank and fill it with names. Many other notable features in this great “Pilgrim Fathers,” “Madison on Government Chaplains,” “Supreme Court Decisions on Sunday Laws,” and “True Patriotism” number. Says the spirit of prophecy: “The National Reform movement, exercising the power of religious legislation, will, when fully developed, manifest THE SAME INTOLERANCE AND OPPRESSION that have prevailed in past ages. . . . THIS EVIL IS ON THE POINT OF REALIZATION. . . . It is our duty, as we see the signs of approaching peril, to ROUSE TO ACTION. . . . WE ARE NOT DOING THE WILL OF GOD IF WE SIT IN QUIETUDE, DOING NOTHING TO PRESERVE LIBERTY OF CONSCIENCE. . . . LET THERE BE MOST EARNEST PRAYER; AND THEN LET US WORK IN HARMONY WITH OUR PRAYERS.”—“The Impending Conflict,” “Testimonies for the Church,” Vol. V, pages 712-714. Get your church to order 1,000 copies for only $40.00, by inducing your members to take 50 for $2.00 or 20 for $1.00. Send in lists of ten yearly subscriptions for only $2.00—regular price, $3.50. Let many pick out several lists of ten prominent people who should receive Liberty one year,—clergymen, teachers, lawyers, sheriffs, judges, etc. ORDER TODAY! Address all orders to your tract society.