Good condition with minor creasing along the edges and spine. The fore edge has visible marks, and the previous owner's name is written on the second page.
Trevor Yaxley and Carolyn Vanderwal tell the dramatic story of General William Booth, whose determination to bring Christian faith and practical help to society’s poorest people led to the creation of the Salvation Army. The biography follows Booth through opposition, hardship and controversy as his mission grew from the streets of nineteenth-century London into an international movement. Rich with historical context and personal detail, it portrays a leader driven by compassion, conviction and extraordinary energy, as well as the family and followers who shared his demanding vision.
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