The war romance of the Salvation Army
The War Romance of the Salvation Army is a 1919 illustrated account of the organisation's First World War welfare work, written by Evangeline Booth and published in Philadelphia and London by J. B. Lippincott. Its photographs are rotated black-and-white halftones of soldiers in line, a Salvation Army officer at a desk, and canteen workers serving at tables, offering a designer documentary reference for wartime group portraits and interiors.
