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Back	Title / Name 'In Darkest England and The Way Out' by General Booth Brief Description Book with hard cover inscribed 'W Rout Oct 1890'. Part I The Darkness, Part II The Deliverance. Preface 'The progress of The Salvation Army in its work amongst the poor and lost of many lands has compelled me to face the problems which are more or less hopefully considered in the following pages.' Archive Number A261 Primary Maker Printed by William Burgess The Carlyle Press London. Date 1890 Donor Mrs L Vosper Access by Appointment Phone or email Back
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