That it is only people that count, not rank nor money; that God is, and that from the depths one may call upon him and be heard; that all men are brothers, and that love can still overcome the world, -- these are the three things Philip Landicutt learned in his terrible, wonderful months of warfare. This is a story that will hold its place long after the war has ended, because it has to do with things eternal. Mrs. Andrews' <i>The Perfect Tribute</i> gave her honor, but the new story proves that it will not stand alone as her masterpiece. This has been pronounced the greatest story the war has produced.<br> --<i>The Unitarian Register</i>, Volume 94