BOOKS FOR YOUNG PEOPLE
By COMMISSIONER MILDRED DUFF
=The Life of Jesus.= A quarto picture book with a lesson for everySunday in the year. Cloth and Picture Boards.
=Samuel and David.= Companion to above. Cloth and Picture Boards.
=Toddlers.= A book for the Tinies. Cloth and Paper Boards.
=Rude Rosa.= A Story for Girls. Cloth.
=Rosa's Resolve.= A Sequel to above. Cloth.
=Novelties, and How to Make Them.= Cloth.
By COMMISSIONER MILDRED DUFF and NOEL HOPE
Cloth
=Where Moses Went to School; or, Scenes in Ancient Egypt.=
=Where Moses Learnt to Rule; or, Scenes in the Wilderness.=
=Hezekiah the King; or, The City Defended by God.=
=Esther, the Queen; or, Life in Ancient Palace of Shushan.=
=Daniel, the Prophet; or, The Boy with a Purpose.=
=The Bible in its Making: The most wonderful Book in the World.=
=Mart, The Mill Girl.= A Story for Girls.
=Fenella's Fetters; or, Unseen Chains.= The Story of a Wayward Girl.
=The Lawson Girls; or, Tinder and Flint.= The interesting history of theinmates of Laburnum Cottage.
=Jolly, the Joker.= A Life-Saving Scout Story.
=Gertie, a Life-Saving Guard.=
=Keziah in Search of a Friend.= A Story for Girls.
=Out of the Straight.= A Workshop Story. Paper Boards.
=The Don't-Know Family.= A Tale for Everybody.
=A New Tommy-Don't-Know.= A Sequel to above.
=Jack and His Friends.= A Tale of Cat and Dog Life.
=Face it Out; or, Straight Roads are the Shortest.= A Story for Boys.
=Crotchets and Quavers; or, The Making of the Brixwell Young People'sBand.= A Book for young Band Members.
=Betty's Battles.= An Everyday Story.
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=The Little Slave Girl.= Told by Mammy Sara herself to the writer. ByEILEEN DOUGLAS. Paper Boards.
THE WARRIORS' LIBRARY
Full Cloth, 1s. 6d. Half Cloth, 1s.
No. 1. =Catherine Booth: A Sketch.= A brief Life-Story of The Army Mother. By Commissioner DUFF.
" 2. =A School of the Prophets.= A Sketch of Training College Life. By a Scholar.
" 3. =Our War in South Africa.= Our early work on the Dark Continent. By Commissioner RAILTON.
" 4. =The Warrior's Daily Portion. No. I.= Extracts from the Founder's Writings, arranged for one month. By Brigadier EILEEN DOUGLAS.
" 5. =The Way of Holiness.= How to obtain Full Salvation. By Colonel BRENGLE, D.D.
" 6. =Kingdom-Makers in Shelter, Street, and Slum.= Describing the work of our Slum Officers amongst the poor. By MARGARET ALLEN.
" 7. =Three Coronations.= Sketches of the Lives of Major Deva Vadivu, Staff-Captain Stabb, and Mrs. Major Smith. By Commissioner DUFF.
" 8. =The Life and Work of Father Oberlin.= The Sanctified Pastor of Alsace. By Commissioner OLIPHANT.
" 9. =Farmer Abbott.= An Old-time Soul-winner. By MARGARET ALLEN.
" 10. =The Warrior's Daily Portion. No. II.= A Companion to No. 4 of this Series. By Brigadier EILEEN DOUGLAS.
" 11. =Hedwig von Haartman.= The Life of our Finnish Pioneer. By Commissioner DUFF.
" 12. =Gerhard Tersteegen.= The Life of a Singing Soul-winner. By Commissioner OLIPHANT.
" 13. =Colonel Weerasooriya.= The Life of a prominent Singalese Warrior. By Commissioner BOOTH TUCKER.
" 14. =Bernard of Clairvaux.= The Abbot with a passion for God. By MARGARET ALLEN.
" 15. =Harvests of the East.= Bird's-eye Views of Work in Eastern Lands. By MARGARET ALLEN.
" 16. =A Kindled Flame.= Story of Hilda--a Princess who gave herself to God. By MARGARET ALLEN.
" 17. =Elizabeth Fry.= The Quaker Friend of Prisoners. By Brigadier EILEEN DOUGLAS.
" 18. =Children of India.= Vividly illustrating Child-life in India. By HAROLD BEGBIE.
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Transcriber's Notes: Obvious punctuation errors repaired.Added missing words: "the bed" page 20 (Lucy is sleeping peacefully onher pillow by the side of the bed that Betty has just left.)