1913. 434p. by Laura E Richards and Maud Howe Elliot. 

The book chronicles the life and experiences of Julia Ward Howe, focusing on her childhood, family dynamics, and education. It highlights her early interests in languages and literature, her family's social standing, and their interactions with notable figures of the time. The narrative also delves into personal challenges, including illness and economic hardships, while capturing the warmth and humor of family life in the 19th century.