THE

TWENTIETH CENTURY

Our Country: Its Power and Peril

The POWER of Our Country, generated by Anglo-Saxon civilization
and made effective through the American institutions of State,
Church, and School.

The PERIL of Our Country, manifest in the claims of Politico-Eccle-
siastical Romanism to universal dominion, and in its relations
to political parties, politicians, platforms, legislation, schools,
charities, labor, and war.

The Republic FACES the twentieth century with the power to avert
the peril when both power and peril are recognized.

PRUDENS FUTURI

QUI TACET CONSENTIT

BY

JAMES M. KING

General Secretary National League for the Protection
of American Institutions

NEW YORK

AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE SOCIETY

1899