Josephine Shaw Lowell was a remarkable woman who devoted her life to social justice and philanthropy. This book offers a fascinating look at her work and legacy, including her efforts to improve healthcare for the poor, advocate for women's rights, and fight against child labor. The biographical sketch provides an intimate portrait of Lowell's life and achievements. A must-read for anyone interested in the history of social reform.

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