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BOOTH
(William Bramwell, 1856-1929, Salvation Army Leader, son of William Booth)
Fine Signature with the word “Salvation!” at the head
with the date, on a piece of Salvation Army headed paper, 4½” x 3” “I.H.Q.”, 20th February
Booth, like his parents William and Catherine and his wife Florence, was vegetarian. He authored the booklet
The Advantages of Vegetarian Diet
, published by the London Vegetarian Society. In 1925, it was reprinted by the Order of the Golden Age. Booth suggested nineteen reasons for adopting vegetarianism. He commented that a vegetarian diet is "favourable to purity, chastity, and a perfect control of the appetites and passions."
Item Date:
1925
Stock No:
42701
£75
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