Discover the remarkable life of Joshua King Ingalls, a nineteenth-century American reformer, in this engaging memoir. Ingalls played a pivotal role in the labor and social justice movements of his time, advocating for workers' rights, women's suffrage, and other progressive causes. This book provides a firsthand account of Ingalls' experience and offers valuable insights into the challenges and achievements of the reform movement.

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