The second head of this entity was prosecuted for accessory to kidnapping after he aided Butler and Stead in demonstrating the ease with which a child prostitute could be purchased in the Eliza Armstrong Case.
The second head of this entity was prosecuted for accessory to kidnapping after he aided Butler and Stead in demonstrating the ease with which a child prostitute could be purchased in the Eliza Armstrong Case. Members of this group shot several opponents known as the "Skeletons," a group that advocated the three B's to challenge this organization's three S's, which included soap and soup. Using the motto "Blood and Fire" and advocated in In Darkest England and the Way Out by founder William Booth, for 10 points, identify this Christian group named for its military structure, often seen ringing bells next to a red pot outside of stores.
The second head of this entity was prosecuted for accessory to kidnapping after he aided Butler and Stead in demonstrating the ease with which a child prostitute could be purchased in the Eliza Armstrong Case.
The {Salvation Army}