Singerman Entry
Singerman ID#supp2374
Jackson, Luis. A World’s Sabbath. Chicago, [1888?].
Notes
Jackson, a Jew, proposes a world conference to be held in Paris in 1900 to fix the universal day of rest on Sunday; by extension, this would necessitate a transfer of the Jewish Sabbath to Sunday. Reprinted from The Times (Chicago). The proposal is critiqued in "Two Pamphlets," in The Jewish Exponent (Philadelphia), Jan. 20, 1888, pp. 4-5.