In this moving tribute to the life and work of Harriet E. Dickson, Albert Nicholas Arnold offers a stirring portrait of a woman who dedicated her life to serving others. From her early years as a schoolteacher to her later work as a social activist, Dickson's selflessness and devotion to others were an inspiration to all who knew her. This book is a must-read for anyone interested in the history of social reform and the power of individual action to effect lasting change.

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