`Salvation Army history`

`SOURCES`

Robert Sandall, Arch Wiggins, Frederick Coutts, Henry Gariepy; The history of The Salvation Army: Salvationist Publishing and Supplies and other publishers; London and other cities; 1947-2000; Official history; currently 8 volumes through 1994
The Salvation Army year book [various years]: Salvationist Publishing and Supplies and International Headquarters; London; various years
Disposition of forces: Eastern Territory; West Nyack; November, 1999
Harold Begbie; Life of William Booth, Founder of The Salvation Army [two volumes]: Macmillan and Co., Ltd.; London; 1926
Sallie Chesham; Born to battle, The Salvation Army in America: Rand McNally & Company; Chicago; 1965
Lisa Brennan Kisser and John D. Waldron; Healing waters, the story of the reconciliation of The Salvation Army at Saratoga Springs, New York: Empire State Division; Syracuse; 1989
Edward H. McKinley; Marching to Glory, the history of The Salvation Army in America, 1880 - 1980: Harper & Row; San Francisco; 1980
Bernard Watson; Soldier saint, George Scott Railton, William Booth's first lieutenant: Hodder and Stoughton; London; 1970
Herbert A. Wisbey, Soldiers without swords, a history of The Salvation Army in the United States: The Macmillan Company; New York; 1955