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William Booth in Lincolnshire 1852-54

By David Malcolm Bennett (A fuller account of this appears in David Malcolm Bennett’s The General, vol. 1:113-40.) UNEMPLOYED In the autumn of 1852 William Booth had no job, no money, ...

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The Booths’ Short Term Helpers

Many men and women fought alongside the Booths in The Salvation Army and its predecessor the Christian Mission. Some of them spent most of their adult lives in Army service. Others just served for a w ...

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WILLIAM AND CATHERINE BOOTH AND METHODISM: A BRIEF LOOK

It is very easy to become confused by the Booths’ relationships with the various Methodist denominations during the 1850s and 60s. At different times they were members of three separate Methodist bo ...

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