BOOTH, Gen. Wm.

In Darkest England & the Way Out.

London: Salvation Army, 1890.

Colored folding frontispiece. Tall 8vo, cloth. London: Salvation Army, (1890). First Edition. Good.

First Edition of the key book of the Salvation Army movement. Written by the noted reformer W.T. Stead, from elaborate notes by the Army's founder. His proposals helped to bring about a great many social reforms. Printing and the Mind of Man 373.

Binding: Hardcover
Condition: Very Good(-)
Language: English

Price: $150.00

Item #115946

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