Don Bosco, an Italian Catholic priest, is known for his work with at-risk youth and founding the Salesian Congregation. This book provides a firsthand account of Don Bosco's life and work, gathered mainly from the narrative of Dr. Espiney with additional insights from Mrs. R. Barker. It serves as an important window into the legacy of Don Bosco and his impact on charitable work worldwide.

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