Both sides of the controversy between the Roman Catholic Church hierarchy and the Mexican government
Series: Latin American pamphlet digital project at Harvard University; Latin American pamphlet digital project at Harvard University -- 3172
Publisher: A. M. Elias
Published: 1928
Place of publication: New York (N.Y.)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 39
Subjects: Church and state; History; Politics and government; Catholic Church
Notes: "Reprinted from the New York world of Sunday, February 5, 1928."

Edited and published by Arturo M. Elias. Cf. Introduction.

Includes articles by Arturo M. Elias and John A. Ryan.

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Table of contents: title: Mr. Elias gives the Calles government's reasons for its present enforcement of the Mexican constitution and statutes as they affect observances.-Father Ryan gives the Church's side of the religious difficulties that for months have been agitating the republic south of the Rio Grande.