It is terse, epigrammatic, has many a new and usable phrase that globes a present social or political situation well. The author's insuperable faith in the new moral conscience of the Nation, begotten of the teachings of Christianity, is most heartening. —The Pacific Presbyterian. The Making of To-Morrow is a beautiful blending of pulpit and school and prayer meeting and class meeting and pastoral visitation and the spiritual columns of a weekly church paper with a Chautauqua "Society of Christian Ethics" added. Bold type, distinctly separated paragraphs, clear and condensed statements of practical Christian truth, an optimistic tone, a recognition of the wide and varied file of obligation—all these features make The Making of To-Morrow pre-eminently a book for to-day. —Bishop John H. Vincent.