The War Romance of the Salvation Army: Echoes of Faith and Sacrifice in WWI Salvation Army Tales

"The War Romance of the Salvation Army" captures the profound and multifaceted experiences of those who, armed with faith and valor, stood on the front lines of World War I. The anthology deftly weaves narratives that embody the tireless spirit and humanitarian efforts of the Salvation Army, rendering homage to the soldiers and those who supported them in equal measure. The collection ranges from poignant prose to captivating poetry, engaging readers with diverse styles that reflect the gravity and raw emotions inherent to wartime. These works illuminate not only personal sacrifices but also an overarching message of hope and resilience amid chaos and destruction. Co-authors Grace Livingston Hill and Evangeline Booth bring a profound depth of understanding to this anthology. Hill, a renowned novelist known for her intimate portrayals of American life and Christian values, pairs her insight with Booth'Äôs leadership as a prominent figure in the Salvation Army. Their combined expertise and perspectives highlight the influence of humanitarian work during a time deeply marked by global conflict, resonating with Christian ethos and compassion. This anthology, therefore, aligns itself with historical narratives of religious and cultural philanthropy, providing a holistic view of the pivotal roles played by the Salvation Army. Scholars, historians, and general readers alike will find "The War Romance of the Salvation Army" an invaluable resource, offering a rare glimpse into the hearts and minds of those affected by war through a unique collected work. This offers an enriching encounter with a tapestry of wartime experiences and motivations, facilitating a deeper historical and literary understanding. It beckons readers to explore the multifarious dimensions of love, sacrifice, and duty portrayed within its pages, encouraging an ongoing dialogue across time and context.

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Release date

E-bog: 29. november 2019