local news · 1890
The Salvation Army, led by General Booth, is presented as a force for societal good, with a narrative focusing on the ideals and struggles of its adherents, including a story about a woman named Claudine and her relationship with a man named Mathins.
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Rolejournalist
PersonMr. Nairville's
Rolesecretary
PersonEttl
PersonMathin
PersonNoirville
LeaderGeneral Booth
PersonClaudine
PersonMathins
PersonGeorget
PersonFougeret
LocationLondon
The Nathalia Herald, No. 392, 1890-12-11.
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