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(Rev.) Joseph F. Berry, Bishop Methodist Episcopal Church, Philadelphia.
Ssehaagt Univ. of Midi.
MAY i i 1933 (Rev.) Newell Dwight Hillis, Pastor Plymouth (Congrega- tional) Church, Brooklyn.
(Rev.) William C. Bitting, Pastor Second Baptist Church, St. Louis.
(Rev.) George A. Gordon, Pastor Old South (Congrega- tional) Church, Boston.
(Rev.) Albert E. Dunning, Former Editor of the "Congre- gationaHst, " Boston.
(Rev.) Cornelius H. Patton, Corresponding Secretary Ameri- can Board of Commissioner...s for Foreign Missions.
(Rev.) Newman Smyth, Congregationalist, New Haven, Conn.
(Rev.) Lyman Abbott, Editor-in-Chief of " The Outlook." George Wharton Pepper, Lawyer, Protestant EpiscopaHan Philadelphia.
(Rev.) John Grier Hibben, President of Princeton Uni- versity.
Charles J. Bonaparte, ex-Attomey-General, Roman Catho- lic, Baltimore.
Winston Churchill, author, Cornish, N. H.
(Rev.) Henry C. King, President of Oberlin College.
GiFFORD Pinchot, Forcster, Author, Protestant Episcopalian, Milford, Pa.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
(Rev.) Joseph F. Berry, Bishop Methodist Episcopal Church, Philadelphia.
Ssehaagt Univ. of Midi.
MAY i i 1933 (Rev.) Newell Dwight Hillis, Pastor Plymouth (Congrega- tional) Church, Brooklyn.
(Rev.) William C. Bitting, Pastor Second Baptist Church, St. Louis.
(Rev.) George A. Gordon, Pastor Old South (Congrega- tional) Church, Boston.
(Rev.) Albert E. Dunning, Former Editor of the "Congre- gationaHst, " Boston.
(Rev.) Cornelius H. Patton, Corresponding Secretary Ameri- can Board of Commissioner...s for Foreign Missions.
(Rev.) Newman Smyth, Congregationalist, New Haven, Conn.
(Rev.) Lyman Abbott, Editor-in-Chief of " The Outlook." George Wharton Pepper, Lawyer, Protestant EpiscopaHan Philadelphia.
(Rev.) John Grier Hibben, President of Princeton Uni- versity.
Charles J. Bonaparte, ex-Attomey-General, Roman Catho- lic, Baltimore.
Winston Churchill, author, Cornish, N. H.
(Rev.) Henry C. King, President of Oberlin College.
GiFFORD Pinchot, Forcster, Author, Protestant Episcopalian, Milford, Pa.
What to read after No False Peace;?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by American Rights League. [from Old Catalog] to read onlineMoreLess
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