Authoritative Life of General William Booth
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1912
English
- Preface
- Childhood and Poverty
- Salvation in Youth
- Lay Ministry
- Early Ministry, Part 1
- Early Ministry, Part 2
- Fight Against Formality
- Revivalism
- East London Beginning
- Army-making
- Army Leading
- Desperate Fighting
- Reproducing The Army in America
- In Australasia
- Women and Scandinavia
- Children Conquerors in Holland and Elsewhere
- India and Devotees
- South Africa and Colonisation, Part 1
- South Africa and Colonisation, Part 2
- Japanese Heroism
- Co-operating With Governments
- Conquering Death
- His Social Work
- Motoring Triumphs
- Our Financial System
- In Germany In Old Age
- The End, Part 1
- The End, Part 2
- Tributes, Part 1
- Tributes, Part 2
- Tributes, Part 3
- Organisation
- The Spirit of The Army, Part 1
- The Spirit of The Army, Part 2
- The Spirit of The Army, Part 3
- The General as a Writer, Part 1
- The General as a Writer, Part 2
- Important Events Connected with The General's Life and Work
William Booth, together with his wife Catherine founded a small mission in London which eventually expanded to become a global movement, carrying the Christian gospel message of salvation and holiness under the banner of the Salvation Army. While never losing his sharp focus on personal transformation that saved men and women from the depths of despair, Booth put faith into action by caring for the temporal needs of society wherever the Army gained a foothold. George Scott Railton was the first Commissioner in the Salvation Army and second in command, working closely and intimately with Booth, and traveling extensively around the world. He presents here a comprehensive biography of the man who changed history; Included are many tributes to the General after his death, and further chapters on the spirit of the Army and its work. - Summary by Larry Wilson
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