Summary
Josephine Elizabeth Grey Butler writes about the conflict surrounding the Salvation Army in Switzerland and the authorities’ response to it. She frames the issue as a struggle over liberty of conscience, justice, and respect for individual rights, especially as these principles were applied to a young English woman associated with the movement. The book also reflects on Switzerland’s political and religious character and Butler’s own long involvement in defending such principles through her work.
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