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Kidnapped by River Rats: William and Catherine Booth (Trailblazer Books #1) by Dave Jackson · Booklabria

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Kidnapped by River Rats: William and Catherine Booth (Trailblazer Books #1)

OrphansChristian life

Kidnapped by River Rats: William and Catherine Booth (Trailblazer Books #1)

Name: Kidnapped by River Rats: William and Catherine Booth (Trailblazer Books #1)
Author: Dave Jackson

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First published: 1991

Synopsis

Arriving in London in the 1880s, orphans Jack and Amy find themselves the prey of the worst elements of society until they receive aid from William and Catherine Booth and their Salvation Army people.

Subjects: Orphans
Christian life
Salvation Army

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Publisher: Bethany House Publishers
Published: 1991
Pages: 110
Language: English
Contributor: Jackson, Neta
Series: Trailblazer books
ISBN-10: 1556612206

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