[94] "The Bahai Movement," p. 39.
[95] Ibid., p. 27.
[96] S. W., Oct. 1912, p. 190.
[97] "Story of the Bahai Movement," p. 4.
[98] June 29, 1912.
[99] S. W., Sept. 27, 1912.
[100] S. W., Sept. 8, 1912.
[101] Professor Browne, in the Ency. of Ethics and Religion, article "Bab," writes: "The Bahais are strongly antagonistic alike to the Sufis and the Mohammedans, but for quite different reasons. In the case of the Sufis they object to their latitudinarianism, their Pantheism, their individualism and their doctrine of the inner light. With the Mohammedan they resent the persecutions they have suffered. The Bahais detest the Azalis, the followers of Abbas Effendi dislike and despise the followers of his brother Mehemet Ali."
[102] S. W., Aug. 20, 1914.
[103] "Brilliant Proof," pp. 26-28.