Life And Death, Reports Of Addresses. (salvation Army)

This book provides a firsthand account of the work of the Salvation Army in Victorian England, with a focus on its efforts to provide spiritual and material support to the poor and marginalized. Written by one of the founders of the Army, this book offers a powerful testimony to the transformative power of faith and charity.

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