In this book, Sir Arthur Pearson tells the inspiring story of his own journey from successful newspaper publisher to blind philanthropist and activist. He also describes the work of St. Dunstan's, the organization he founded to support blind veterans of World War I. This book is both a personal memoir and a powerful call to action in support of the blind and visually impaired.

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