Catherine Booth-Clibborn was a pioneering female leader of the Salvation Army and a passionate advocate for social justice. This book is a compelling biography of her life, work, and legacy, shedding new light on her many accomplishments and challenges. The book is a valuable addition to the literature on the history of religion and social reform.

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