LEO XIII AND MODERN CIVILIZATION BY J. BLEECKER MILLER, OF THE NEW YORK BAR. IN CITIES;" TRADE ORGANIZATIONS IN POLITICS, OR FEDERALISM ENGLISCHE RECHT UND DAS RÖMISCHE RECHT ALS ERZEUGNISSE INDO-GERMANISCHER VÖLKER," NEW YORK: PUBLIC From BISHOP POTTER: "Accept my thanks for your 'Leo XIII and Modern Civilization. It is a very timely and suggestive book, not merely because it traces the principles of a great ecclesiastical policy to its pagan source, but because it reveals the hostility of that policy to American ideals, whether of the state, the family, or the freedom of the individual. It is a book for statesmen, for workingmen, for parents, for all loyal citizens to read and ponder; and its temperate tone and wide range of authorities ought to make it a handbook for all who are concerned for the integrity of our institutions and the maintenance of our liberties." From BISHOP DOANE: "I commend to the attentive study of our citizens the startling and important facts collected in 'Leo XIII and Modern Civilization.'" From PROFESSOR BODY of the General Theological Seminary: "I have been much interested in your work on 'Leo XIII and Modern Civilization.' "It places the reader in possession of a mass of material relative to the aims and policy of the Roman Catholic Church, selected from original sources, of great interest and information to all American citizens. The importance of the subject can hardly be overrated, and it is treated in a way intelligible to all. I was especially struck with the arguments on astrology as an original factor in Roman philosophy. This opens up an apparently new line of historical investigation well worthy of attention." |