by F B Sanborn. 1891. 370p

The book chronicles the adventurous life of Dr. Howe from 1801 to 1832, detailing his youthful daring and philanthropic endeavors. It covers his childhood, experiences in Greece during the Revolution, and his commitment to the blind and other marginalized groups. Through vivid accounts and historical context, the narrative illustrates Howe's significant contributions to society and the political conflicts he navigated throughout his life.