Authoritative Life of General William Booth

The 'Authoritative Life of General William Booth' is a biography written by George Scott Railton, the first Commissioner of the Salvation Army, published in the early 20th century. It chronicles the life of William Booth, who, alongside his wife Catherine, founded the Salvation Army, a global movement dedicated to spreading the Christian gospel and addressing societal needs. Railton provides insights into Booth's commitment to personal transformation and social welfare, along with tributes to Booth after his death and reflections on the spirit of the Army's work.