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1900 WILLIAM BOOTH. Boldly Autographed Document by Founder of the Salvation Army Pentecostal After the Act of Uniformity

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After the Act of Uniformity in 1662

the Other in Poland

and cities in Connecticut

a charming full bust of Whitefield in what seems to be ebony

Leather binding split to hinge on upper board but holding firmly

1900 WILLIAM BOOTH. Boldly Autographed Document by Founder of the Salvation Army Pentecostal After the Act of UniformityVery finely preserved, bold autograph of the founder of the Salvation Army, General William Booth. 2 x 8 inch vellum document, c. 1900, boldly signed William Booth, and accompanied by a red wax seal. This accompanied by a small printed poem on William Booth. Very attractive and ready to frame.

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