Reminiscences 1819-1899

The memoir captures the life and experiences of Julia Ward Howe, a prominent 19th-century writer, social activist, and abolitionist. Spanning from her early years to the late 1800s, it offers insight into her influential role in social reform, women's rights, and the anti-slavery movement. Howe's reflections provide a vivid portrayal of significant historical events and cultural shifts, alongside her personal journey, showcasing her literary contributions and the challenges faced by women of her time.