Note 37 — Chapter VII · (continued 2)
Reading edition
In the interest of accuracy it is necessary to repeat again here that the proceedings of the Salvation Army were conducted without any bands, or processions, or demonstrations of any kind. When, therefore, M. Cornaz speaks of “shows,” he knows there were none. As to the “jugglery,” its only existence is in M. Cornaz’s own mind; by the aid of it he distorts the text of his country’s laws, his own utterances, and the transparent speeches and actions of the members of the Salvation Army.