The Controversy, Originating from the Publication of an Article Entitled, “Sunday Police.” New York: Printed for the Publishers, 1826. 35 pages, 7 ¼ in. Shoemaker 24212. A Quaker pamphlet. Reprint of an article appearing in the Boston Patriot with three anonymous commentaries written to the editor of the Saratoga Republican. A defense of religious liberty based on the defense of freedom to choose what activities a person may engage in on Sunday, free from coercion by the government. Disbound. Some spotting.
The Controversy, Originating from the Publication of an Article Entitled, “Sunday Police.” New York: Printed for the Publishers, 1826. 35 pages, 7 ¼ in. Shoemaker 24212. A Quaker pamphlet. Reprint of an article appearing in the Boston Patriot with three anonymous commentaries written to the editor of the Saratoga Republican. A defense of religious liberty based on the defense of freedom to choose what activities a person may engage in on Sunday, free from coercion by the government. Disbound. Some spotting.
The Controversy, Originating from the Publication of an Article Entitled, “Sunday Police.” New York: Printed for the Publishers, 1826. 35 pages, 7 ¼ in. Shoemaker 24212. A Quaker pamphlet. Reprint of an article appearing in the Boston Patriot with three anonymous commentaries written to the editor of the Saratoga Republican. A defense of religious liberty based on the defense of freedom to choose what activities a person may engage in on Sunday, free from coercion by the government. Disbound. Some spotting.

The Controversy Originating from the Publication of an Article Entitled Sunday Police 1826 Freedom to Not Attend Church on Sunday

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A Quaker pamphlet. Reprint of an article appearing in the Boston Patriot with three anonymous commentaries written to the editor of the Saratoga Republican.

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The Controversy, Originating from the Publication of an Article Entitled, “Sunday Police.” New York: Printed for the Publishers, 1826. 35 pages, 7 ¼ in. Shoemaker 24212. A Quaker pamphlet. Reprint of an article appearing in the Boston Patriot with three anonymous commentaries written to the editor of the Saratoga Republican. A defense of religious liberty based on the defense of freedom to choose what activities a person may engage in on Sunday, free from coercion by the government. Disbound. Some spotting.

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