1868. 122p. by Frederick James Mills. 

The memoir chronicles the life of John Carter, a man who, after a tragic accident left him paralyzed, discovered a passion for drawing using his mouth. It explores his journey from a troubled youth to a dedicated artist, highlighting his remarkable ability to create intricate artwork despite his physical limitations. The narrative also delves into his personal transformation, faith, and the support he received from family and friends, ultimately portraying a story of resilience, creativity, and inspiration.