Rome in Politics and Religious Legislation

Review and Herald Publishing Association · Takoma Park Station, Washington, D. C. · May 21, 1914

Rome in Politics and Religious Legislation

One of Four Full-Page Illustrations in the "Picture Section" of the June "Protestant Magazine" Now Ready

"Governor Sulzer, Tammany Hall, and the Roman Catholic Church; the Hierarchy and the Public Schools," is the title of one of the six leading articles in this epoch-making Rome in Politics and Religious Legislation number. The other three features of the "Picture Section" are "The American River Ganges; the Priests and the Children," a cartoon that appeared in Harper's Weekly in 1871; "Hon. William Sulzer, the Former Head of Civil Government in the State of New York, Who Refused to Yield to the Demands of the Roman Hierarchy" (photograph), and a photograph of "Cardinal Farley, the Head of Ecclesiastical Government in the State of New York, Whose Personal Representative Sought to Influence Governor Sulzer." The other five leading articles are: "A Consistent Protestantism Demanded;" "The Demand for More Chaplains in the Navy;" "Roman Catholicism in the Light of Scripture and History;" "History of Religious Toleration in Maryland—No. 2;" and "The Absolute Infallibility of Scripture." The opinion of the Christian Herald on the front cover page, entitled "The Real Meaning of Religious Legislation," is alone well worth the price of this number; also M. Viviani's notable speech on Romanism in the French Chamber of Deputies, which was ordered to be posted on billboards throughout France.

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