Books/Writings
William Booth
1829 – 1912
English

He founded the Salvation Army, a Christian group organized on quasi-military lines, which emphasizes selfless service of and assistance to the poor and needy. The group has had an immense impact.

Contemporaries
1759–1833William Wilberforce
1858–1943Beatrice Webb
1880–1958Marie Stopes
1759–1836Charles Simeon
1879–1976Ernest Shepard
1893–1957Dorothy Sayers
1866–1943Beatrix Potter
1900–1969Stephen Potter
1839–1894Walter Pater
1857–1928Emmeline Pankhurst
1903–1950George Orwell
1880–1912Lawrence Oates
1834–1896William Morris
1873–1958G. E. Moore
1882–1956A. A. Milne
1802–1876Harriet Martineau
1766–1834Thomas Malthus
1800–1859Thomas Macaulay
1865–1936Rudyard Kipling
1792–1866John Keble
1894–1963Aldous Huxley
1820–1903Herbert Spencer
1832–1902G. A. Henty
1912–1990Lawrence Durrell
1804–1881Benjamin Disraeli
1778–1840George Brummell
1888–1988Archibald Brockway
1847–1933Annie Besant
1910–1989Sir A. J. Ayer
1822–1888Matthew Arnold