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The Munsey Magazine, April 1903
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The Munsey Magazine, April 1903

· April 1903

# Catalog Description

Munsey's Magazine, Volume XXIX, Number 1, April 1903. This issue features ecclesiastical and biographical content. Bishop Charles C. Grafton of Fond-du-Lac argues that Christian ritualism derives divine sanction through biblical precedent—particularly Revelation's vision of heavenly worship—and serves human emotional and spiritual needs, citing the ritualistic work of missionaries among the poor and noting Christ's own participation in Jewish temple worship. Harvey Sutherland begins a feature on "The Richest Americans," examining whether American multimillionaires obtained their wealth through theft or legitimate service. Additional contents include short fiction, poetry, and articles on church architecture, English royalty, and miscellaneous cultural topics. Multiple illustrated pieces enhance the varied editorial matter typical of the monthly magazine format.

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Date
April 1903
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