Name/Title
The Harp and the SwordEntry/Object ID
2025.47.11Description
Book, The Harp and The Sword, containing the writings of Evangeline Booth. The volume is comprised of source material from the USA National Archives, USA Western archives, the George Scott Railton Center in Toronto, Canada, and USA Eastern School for Officer Training.
Table of Contents
Foreword
Introduction
Chapter One: Biographical Information
Commissioner Eva Booth (as a young officer)
General Evangeline Booth (R)
A sketch from her funeral program
Chapter Two: Catherine and William Booth
Founders of the Salvation Army, united in wedlock and war
A. The days of their youth
B. Oneness of consecration
C. London surrounded
My Mother, the Army's Mother
My Father, the Founder
Chapter Three: The Booth Family
Gone Home (Herbert Booth)
My Sister's Sorrow (Emma Booth-Tucker)
Bramwell Booth
A. My Brother - An Appreciation
B. What America Thinks of the General
With Love to Marian
A Message from the General in India
Beloved Consul
Chapter Four: Salvation Army Personalities
Lt. Commissioner Richard Griffith
He Stands Out A Figure Alone: Samuel Logan Brengle
The General's Tribute to the Late Commissioner Mrs. Holz
Colonel William Evans: An Appreciation
Dearest Susie (Susie Forrest Swift)
Grand Old Warrior-Saint (Frederick Booth-Tucker)
Chapter Five: The Salvation Army
Sacrificial Hands (Order of the Silver Star)
Our Flags Victorious
Guardians of the Covenant
The Penitent-Form: Its Significance as a Sacred Place of Decision
The Hereditary Principle and the Generalship of The Salvation Army
I Only Want the Price of a Small Part of Our Battleship
The World's Greatest Romance
The Storm
Chapter Six: Music and Musicians
How Music Helps The Salvation Army
To My Bandsmen (A Challenge in Two Parts)
Physical Description: Paperback, both front and back covers are plastic coated, front cover has title printed in black on yellow and subtitle printed in black on red with a black & white photo of Evangeline Booth in center; 209 pages; table of contents, foreword by General Eva Burrows, introduction by the authorAcquisition
Accession
2025.47Source or Donor
Cameron, RuthAcquisition Method
GiftCredit Line
Gift of Major Ruth Cameron (R)Lexicon
Nomenclature 4.0
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Person or Organization
Booth, Evangeline C.