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1898 GENERAL WILLIAM BOOTH. Bold Autograph of Founder of the Salvation Army. Great AwakeningA very fine, bold autograph of General William Booth, founder of the Salvation Army. Not only a desirable autograph, but this a particularly early example, probably dating to the late 1890's. In very good condition.
solid example in rubbed
Sermons include: 1-2 The importance and advantage of a thorough knowledge of divine truth (Nov 1739) - 3 God the best portion of the Christian (Apr 1736) - 4 The sole consideration
Cool day - came down through Puget Sound to Seattle and Tacoma & got into the latter place at 7am - Tacoma quite a town - train to Portland - went up on Mountain & got a good view of city
all of grace
wc is the great misery & malady of the present age
From Opium Fiend to Preacher
designed to be used during the Methodist revivalist movement's camp-meetings
Sermons on Benevolence
unpublished manuscripts held in Wales
We also have a wonderful little William Romaine letter for auction on the site as well
but for the dispersed children of Albion
and Administration of the Sacraments