Lives of Poor Boys Who Became Famous

The book highlights the life and contributions of Sarah Knowles Bolton, an influential American writer and advocate for social reform. Born in Connecticut, she played a significant role in the Woman's National Temperance Union and served as an editor for the Boston Congregationalist. Bolton's travels in Europe inspired her writings on profit-sharing and female education, emphasizing the importance of faith and hard work in enacting positive change. Her work encourages readers to engage actively in improving their communities.