
Frederick St. George De Lautour Booth-Tucker
Also known as
Frederick St. George de Lautour Booth TuckerFrederick BoothBooth Tucker, Frederick St. George de LautourFrederick St. George de Lantour Booth- TuckerFrederick St. George De Booth-tuckerBooth Tucker, Frederick St. George de LatourFrederick St. George de Latour Booth-Tucker
Born 1853-01-01
Died 1929-01-01
Identifiers
- VIAF18158021
- WikidataQ5497396
- ISNI0000000082041877
- Open LibraryOL2617750A
Top Subjects
- Salvation Army (12)
- United States (5)
- Booth, Catherine Mumford, 1829-1890 (4)
- Poor (2)
- Booth, Catherine Mumford, -- 1829-1890 (2)
- Church work with the poor (2)
- Women clergy (2)
Books by Frederick St. George De Lautour Booth-Tucker
Total count: 35
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Darkest IndiaBombay Gazette Steam Print. Works1891-01-01
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The life of Catherine Booththe mother of the Salvation Army.Salvation Army1892-01-01
The life of Catherine Booththe mother of the Salvation ArmyFleming H. Revell company1892-01-01-
The life of Catherine Booththe mother of the Salvation ArmySalvation Army1892-01-01
The life of Catherine Booththe mother of the Salvation ArmyFleming H. Revell company1892-01-01-
The life of Catherine Booth, the mother of the Salvation ArmyF.H. Revell1892-01-01
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The short life of Catherine Booth, the mother of the Salvation ArmyAbridged from the original ed.The Salvation Army1893-01-01
The short life of Catherine Booth, the mother of the Salvation Army.Abridged from the original ed.The Salvation Army1893-01-01-
Gems from the life of Catherine Booththe mother of the Salvation Army : being extracts from the original, together with some touching reminiscencesSalvation Army, Toronto Trade Headquarters1893-01-01
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The Housing of the poorSalvation Army1896-01-01
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William Booththe general of the Salvation armySalvation army Print. and Pub. House1898-01-01
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Farm colonies of the Salvation ArmySalvation Army Printing & Engr. Dep't.1898-01-01
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Back to the land!Or the ten-acre farms of the Salvation Army[Salvation Army]1898-01-01
William Booth, the general of the Salvation ArmySalvation Army Printing and Pub. House1898-01-01
The Salvation Army in the United StatesChristmas, 1899Salvation Army Print. and Engraving Dept.1899-01-01
One hundred favorite songs and music of the Salvation Armytogether with a collection of fifty songs and solos2d ed.Salvation Army Publishing House1899-01-01
Muktifaujor forty years with the Salvation Army in India and CeylonMarshall Brothers1900-01-01-
The social relief work of the Salvation Army in the United StatesLeague for Social Service1900-01-01
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Review of the Salvation Army land colony in California1900-01-01
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Address on the treatment and prevention of tuberculosis as advised by the British Congress on TuberculosisW. H. and F. Spring, printers1901-01-01
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The landless man to the manless land, or; The farm colonies of the Salvation army1902-01-01
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Light in darknessbeing an account of the Salvation Army in the United States1902-01-01
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The consula sketch of Emma Booth Tucker by her husbandSalvation Army1903-01-01
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The consul.A sketch of Emma Booth Tucker.The Salvation Army publishing department1903-01-01
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Colonel WeerasooriyaThe Salvation Army Book Department1905-01-01
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Memorandum regarding leading eucalypts suitable for India.Superintendent government printing, India1911-01-01
Radiant energy and the ophthalmic lensP. Blakiston's Son & Co.1921-01-01-
A month with Booth-TuckerChallenge Books1970-01-01
The Salvation Army in Americaselected reports, 1899-1903.Arno Press1972-01-01
The Story of My LifeThe Autobiography of a Working ManHyperion Books1988-10-01
The Short Life of Catherine Booth, the Mother of the Salvation ArmyAdamant Media Corporation2000-12-21
The Short Life of Catherine Booth the Mother of the Salvation ArmyKessinger Publishing2005-01-30-
The relief of the poor by the Salvation Armypublisher not identified
Our future pauper policy in America ...a paper read at the monthly meeting of the United Charities of New York ...3.ed.Salvation Army Pub. House
The life of Catherine Booth, the mother of the Salvation Army.International Headquarters [of the Salvation Army