| The American Sentinel, December 1899 | 0:12 |
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| [Human Law Cannot Preserve the Sabbath] | 0:14 |
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| [Religious Forces, Not Civil Force, for Religious Issues] | 0:14 |
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| [Conscience Above Consequences] | 0:13 |
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| [The Restlessness of Sunday-Rest Associations] | 0:14 |
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| [Justice Outweighs Law When the Two Conflict] | 0:15 |
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| [Conversion Removes the Wish to Punish Religion by Law] | 0:16 |
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| [Politics Takes On a Religious Coloring] | 0:15 |
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| [Civil Law Should Not Favor One Community Sentiment] | 0:15 |
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| [Real Reform Saves a Man from His Own Sins] | 0:24 |
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| [Government Preserves Rights, Not Morality] | 0:25 |
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| The Principle in the "Robert's Case." | 4:47 |
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| [Human Wisdom Cannot Transmute Human Nature] | 0:15 |
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| "Christian Sentiment" and Civil Law. | 2:14 |
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| Misapplied Zeal. | 1:30 |
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| The Church Points Out the "Duty" of the Republic. | 5:27 |
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| [Two Kinds of "Sunday Politics"] | 0:31 |
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| Saving or Losing the Sabbath. | 4:32 |
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| How Sunday Newspapers Were Killed in England. | 4:57 |
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| [Austria Bars a Protestant Correspondence Card] | 0:34 |
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| Apologists for Slavery and Polygamy. | 4:55 |
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| "Physician, Heal Thyself" | 3:07 |
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| "Higher Criticism" and Natural Rights. | 5:47 |
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| "Untimely" Interference. | 2:03 |
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| [Catholic Protest Against Schools in Cuba and Porto Rico] | 0:53 |
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| News, Notes, and Comment | 0:22 |
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| [The Defender on Massachusetts Rest-Day Legislation] | 0:25 |
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| [The Hog as a Civilizer in Guam] | 0:23 |
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| [Chamberlain on the Anglo-American Alliance] | 0:41 |
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| [The Des Moines Curfew and Noise Ordinances] | 0:55 |
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| [Diplomatic Law and the War in South Africa] | 0:49 |
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| [Denying Negro Suffrage While Favoring Expansion] | 1:03 |
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| [The Chinese Minister on Partition Without China] | 1:08 |
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| [The New York Sun on Bible Reading in Nebraska Schools] | 0:54 |
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| [The Catholic Mirror on a Papal Delegation at Berlin] | 0:39 |
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| [Sunday Liquor Selling and License Renewal in Camden] | 0:19 |
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| [The Gambling Spirit and Something for Nothing] | 5:13 |
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| Who Wants Peace? | 5:45 |
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| Judged By Its Fruits. | 4:33 |
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| Universalists and Sunday Keeping. | 1:03 |
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| Religious Freedom in Porto Rico. | 3:00 |
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| The Church and the State. | 2:23 |
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| What Rome Desires. | 3:30 |
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| A Soldier's View of It. | 2:13 |
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| [Church, State, and "Destiny" in a Missionary Scheme] | 0:33 |
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| [Stead's "Shall I Slay My Brother Boer?" and the Clergy] | 0:33 |
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| [The Conquest of Luzon and "Might Makes Right"] | 0:39 |
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| [The "Civil Sabbath" and God's Holy Day] | 0:45 |
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| [A Rochester Pastor Against Thanksgiving Football] | 1:18 |
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| [The Christian Statesman Confesses a Religious Aim] | 2:28 |
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| Protecting a divine institution by means of a human law, is much like protecting a granite mountain by surrounding it with a wooden fence. | 0:13 |
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| [A Misprinted Word Corrected] | 0:16 |
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