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Duff portrays Catherine Booth as a woman of strong conviction and remarkable courage, who broke traditional gender roles by becoming a powerful preacher and evangelist in a male-dominated society. Her life is chronicled from her early years, where she faced health challenges, to her profound spiritual awakening that led her to become a vocal advocate for the poor, the marginalized, and women’s rights within the church. Duff highlights how Catherine’s compassionate yet fiery nature shaped her mission to reach those in need.The biography also emphasizes her partnership with William Booth, showcasing their shared dedication to serving others and reforming society. Through their joint efforts, they founded The Salvation Army, which became a global movement focused on helping the destitute. Catherine Booth: A Sketch is a tribute to Catherine’s legacy, reflecting on her role as a reformer, preacher, and advocate for equality and social transformation, leaving an enduring impact on the world.