Salvation Armyn.

1. An organization, on a quasi-military model, founded by the Rev. William Booth for the revival of religion among the masses in Great Britain and other countries. The name was adopted in 1878 (the body until then was styled ‘the Christian Mission’). The officers bear military titles (‘general’, ‘captain’, etc.). In its early years, open-air evangelistic services were the most prominent feature of the Salvation Army's work; it has since become notable for its charitable service among the poor and homeless.

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c1880 W. Booth Salvation Soldier's Song-bk. No. 123 The Salvation Army is marching along.

1881 W. Booth Doctr. & Discipline Salvation Army §29 When the organization had been in existence some eleven years, we found that it was fashioned, substantially, on the model of an army, and as its object was the salvation of men, we named it..‘The Salvation Army’.

2. attributive.

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1881 W. Corbridge Salvation Mine (recto front cover) Salvation Army Stores, 101 Queen Victoria Street.

1910 ‘Saki’ Lost Sarijak in Reginald in Russia 16 The corpse was that of a Salvation Army captain.

1920 H. Begbie Life W. Booth ii. ii. 17 Blasphemous handbills, supposed to be circulated by Salvation Army Officers.

1921 M. L. Carpenter Angel Adjutant v. 49 The wives of Salvation Army Bandsmen make their sacrifices.

1921 J. Law Curate's Promise xv. 133 He saw..two officers..go into a large Salvation Army Hostel for women.

1928 H. Crane Let. 27 Mar. (1965) 320 I finally had to finish the night in a ward of the Salvation Army Hotel.

1956 A. Wilson Anglo-Saxon Attitudes ii. ii. 355 He had drifted from lodgings to Salvation Army hostels and Rowton Houses.

1966 A. La Bern Goodbye Piccadilly iv. 43 The constable recommended the Salvation Army hostel... Why not? Better men than Dick Blamey have slept with the ‘Sallies’.

1972 P. M. Hubbard Whisper in Glen iv. 34 A Salvation Army lass with the body of a Rubens Venus.

1978 Lancashire Life Sept. 90/2 In her latest picture..she shows a Salvation Army band playing hymns in a northern town some time between 1920 and 1930.

This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1909; most recently modified version published online September 2018).

单词	salvation army
释义	Salvation Armyn. 1. An organization, on a quasi-military model, founded by the Rev. William Booth for the revival of religion among the masses in Great Britain and other countries. The name was adopted in 1878 (the body until then was styled ‘the Christian Mission’). The officers bear military titles (‘general’, ‘captain’, etc.). In its early years, open-air evangelistic services were the most prominent feature of the Salvation Army's work; it has since become notable for its charitable service among the poor and homeless. ΘΚΠ society > faith > sect > Christianity > Protestantism > salvationism > [noun] > person > collective army1877 Salvation Armyc1880 Salvo1896 Sally1915 Sally Ann1927 Sally Army1961 c1880 W. Booth Salvation Soldier's Song-bk. No. 123 The Salvation Army is marching along. 1881 W. Booth Doctr. & Discipline Salvation Army §29 When the organization had been in existence some eleven years, we found that it was fashioned, substantially, on the model of an army, and as its object was the salvation of men, we named it..‘The Salvation Army’. 2. attributive. ΚΠ 1881 W. Corbridge Salvation Mine (recto front cover) Salvation Army Stores, 101 Queen Victoria Street. 1910 ‘Saki’ Lost Sarijak in Reginald in Russia 16 The corpse was that of a Salvation Army captain. 1920 H. Begbie Life W. Booth ii. ii. 17 Blasphemous handbills, supposed to be circulated by Salvation Army Officers. 1921 M. L. Carpenter Angel Adjutant v. 49 The wives of Salvation Army Bandsmen make their sacrifices. 1921 J. Law Curate's Promise xv. 133 He saw..two officers..go into a large Salvation Army Hostel for women. 1928 H. Crane Let. 27 Mar. (1965) 320 I finally had to finish the night in a ward of the Salvation Army Hotel. 1956 A. Wilson Anglo-Saxon Attitudes ii. ii. 355 He had drifted from lodgings to Salvation Army hostels and Rowton Houses. 1966 A. La Bern Goodbye Piccadilly iv. 43 The constable recommended the Salvation Army hostel... Why not? Better men than Dick Blamey have slept with the ‘Sallies’. 1972 P. M. Hubbard Whisper in Glen iv. 34 A Salvation Army lass with the body of a Rubens Venus. 1978 Lancashire Life Sept. 90/2 In her latest picture..she shows a Salvation Army band playing hymns in a northern town some time between 1920 and 1930. This entry has not yet been fully updated (first published 1909; most recently modified version published online September 2018). < n.c1880
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