1893. 33p. by Fred Gilyatt. 

Fred Gilyatt's pamphlet recounts his tumultuous life experiences, including his impoverished upbringing in England, military service in the British Army, and a profound religious conversion that led him to advocate against Roman Catholicism. He details personal tragedies, such as the poisoning of his child and threats against his family, while emphasizing his commitment to spreading Protestant beliefs. Gilyatt also shares his warnings to prominent figures, including President James A. Garfield, about the dangers of Roman Catholic influence in America, reflecting his deep concern for the spiritual well-being of society.