Sabbatarian

All but three states passed Sabbatarian laws, which were imposed on everyone, including religious observers whose Sabbath did not fall on Sunday.

The cinema on the Isle of Lewis is to open on a Sunday for the first time as part of a trial that has been opposed by Sabbatarian church leaders.

The Sabbatarian tradition is upheld, in a serious way, by some small groups of religious Protestants and, of course, by observant Jews.

It will become a feature in our Sabbatarian domesticity some day, and among railway journeys at the present time it is unique.

In 1876, when the Centennial was held at Philadelphia, the Sabbatarians had control.