This book tells the inspirational story of Blanche Read Johnston, a pioneering nurse and healthcare advocate in early 20th century America. Written by her friend and collaborator Mary Morgan Dean, the book chronicles Johnston's life, including her work as a nurse during World War I and her subsequent campaigns for social and healthcare reform. The book is a testament to the enduring legacy of Johnston and a must-read for those interested in American healthcare history and women's studies.

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