General Evangeline Booth of the Salvation Army

This hardcover edition is in fair condition, with no dust jacket present. The binding is intact, though the book shows signs of wear typical of an ex-library copy, such as library markings on the spine. The pages are clean, and the illustrations remain clear, offering a visual complement to the text. Overall, it is a solid reading copy with historical value.

"General Evangeline Booth of the Salvation Army" by P. W. Wilson, published by Charles Scribner's Sons in 1948, is a compelling biography of one of the most influential figures in the Salvation Army's history. This hardcover edition, printed in New York, delves into the life and contributions of Evangeline Booth, highlighting her leadership and impact on the organization. Although the edition status is not explicitly stated, this 1948 printing captures the historical context of Booth's era. The book is illustrated, offering visual insights into her life and work. As a biography focusing on religious history, it provides valuable perspectives for those interested in the evolution of social and religious movements. The book is an ex-library copy, indicating its prior use in a public collection, but it remains a worthwhile acquisition for collectors and historians alike. The absence of a dust jacket is noted, but the hardcover binding remains intact, preserving the book's integrity.