a major voice at the time for Evangelical Fundamentalism and conservative politics, delivered a paper called Mountains and Why We Love Them, which was read before a group of ministers in Philadelphia on November 27, 1933. In passing he mentions the Child Labor Amendment and says "Will the so-called 'Child Labor Amendment' and other similar measures be adopted, to the destruction of all the decencies and privacies of the home?" See also List of amendments to the United States Constitution, amendments sent to the states, both ratified and unratified List of proposed amendments to the United States Constitution, amendments proposed in Congress but never sent to the states for ratification References External links The Child Labor Amendment Debate of the 1920s, Bill Kaufmann, Ludwig Von Mises Institute, November 1992 Labor: Children, a 1924 Time magazine article on the subject Labor: A 20th Amendment?, a 1925 Time magazine article discussing 1920s attempts to ratify the Amendment 1924 in American law 1924 in American politics Child labor in the United States Children's rights in the United States Unratified amendments to the United States Constitution 68th United States Congress 1924 documents