This booklet is made of thin paper but has held together well in the past 100+ years. The binding is strung together with string and not staples. The front cover has some spotting, but it stains more than foxing. A library stamp is stamped on front, else clean, numbered pages.

I believe this is a booklet on a  a lecture delivered in the Livesy Central Temperance Hall, Scrutton St., London, on Sunday morning, February 7th, 1892. But I'm not really sure. I do know it was from a speech given by Annie Besant.

It is: T.S. Order of Service Pamphlet Series No. 5 and that I do know.

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