by William Lloyd Garrison. 1861. 36p

This document serves as a tribute to Francis Jackson, a prominent reformer and advocate for social justice, particularly in the abolition of slavery and women's rights. It highlights his unwavering commitment to humanitarian causes, his personal integrity, and his significant contributions to society, including his role in planting trees in Boston and supporting legislative reforms. The testimonials reflect on his character, courage, and the lasting impact of his work on future generations.