author
Mildred Duff
1860–1932
A Salvation Army officer and writer, she is best remembered for clear, accessible books on Christian history and faith, often written for general readers and young people. Her work includes biographies and popular religious studies, several of them created with Noel Hope.
2 Audiobooks
The Bible in its Making: The most Wonderful Book in the World
by Mildred Duff, Noel Hope
Catherine Booth — a Sketch
by Mildred Duff
About the author
Mildred Duff (1860–1932) was an English author associated with the Salvation Army, where sources describe her as an officer who rose to the rank of Colonel. She wrote practical, readable religious books rather than academic studies, with a style aimed at ordinary readers.
Her books include Catherine Booth: A Sketch, a life of the Salvation Army co-founder, and The Bible in Its Making, written with Noel Hope. Library and catalog records also show that Noel Hope later wrote Mildred Duff: A Surrendered Life, suggesting the regard in which Duff was held within Salvation Army circles.
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