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About Julia Ward Howe 1819-1910
WINNER OF THE PULITZER PRIZE In this extraordinary literary masterpiece, the remarkable life of Julia Ward Howe, a visionary writer, activist, and advocate for social change, unfolds with unparalleled depth and insight. Step into the vibrant world of 19th-century America as Richards and Elliott skillfully transport you to the heart of an era marked by turbulence, transformation, and the unyielding spirit of a trailblazing woman. Julia Ward Howe, with her indomitable intellect and unwavering passion, emerges as a true force of nature—a beacon of inspiration for generations to come. Unveiling the lesser-known chapters of Julia Ward Howe's life, this biography reveals her as far more than the renowned author of "The Battle Hymn of the Republic." Explore her early years, as a brilliant and precocious child growing up in an intellectually stimulating environment. Witness her blossoming talent as a poet and writer, and her relentless pursuit of education and knowledge—an endeavor unheard of for many women of her time. Through meticulous research and rich storytelling, Richards and Elliott guide you through Howe's transformative journey, tracing her evolution from a gifted young woman into a prominent figure in literary and social circles. Experience her profound involvement in the women's suffrage movement, as she fearlessly challenged societal norms and championed the rights of her fellow women, leaving an indelible mark on the path to gender equality. The authors delve into Howe's complex personal life, offering intimate glimpses into her relationships, including her marriage to Samuel Gridley Howe, a renowned educator and activist. Their union was marked by both triumphs and trials, providing a deeper understanding of the woman behind the icon and the intricacies of her emotional world. You'll be amazed by Howe's unwavering commitment to social justice, her tireless efforts to alleviate the suffering of others, and her unwavering belief in the power of words to effect change - including the scourge of slavery as an abolitionist. Richards and Elliott's meticulous attention to detail and their ability to capture the essence of Julia Ward Howe's character make this biography an immersive and profoundly moving reading experience. "Julia Ward Howe" is more than a biography; it is a celebration of a remarkable woman who defied conventions and left an indelible legacy. This meticulously researched and beautifully written work invites you to embark on a transformative journey through the life of a visionary whose contributions to literature and social reform continue to reverberate to this day. Chapters include: Volume 1: ANCESTRAL. LITTLE JULIA WARD. 1819-1835 "THE CORNER." 1835-1839 GIRLHOOD. 1839-1843 TRAVEL. 1843-1844 SOUTH BOSTON. 1844-1851 "PASSION FLOWERS." 1852-1858 LITTLE SAMMY: THE CIVIL WAR. 1859-1863 NO. 13 CHESTNUT STREET, BOSTON. 1864 THE WIDER OUTLOOK. 1865 NO. 19 BOYLSTON PLACE: "LATER LYRICS." 1866 GREECE AND OTHER LANDS. 1867 CONCERNING CLUBS. 1867-1871 THE PEACE CRUSADE. 1870-1872 SANTO DOMINGO. 1872-1874 THE LAST OF GREEN PEACE. 1872-1876 THE WOMAN'S CAUSE. 1868-1910 Volume 2: EUROPE REVISITED. 1877 A ROMAN WINTER. 1878-1879 NEWPORT. 1879-1882 241 BEACON STREET: THE NEW ORLEANS EXPOSITION. 1882-1885 MORE CHANGES. 1886-1888 SEVENTY YEARS YOUNG. 1889-1890 A SUMMER ABROAD. 1892-1893 "DIVERS GOOD CAUSES." 1890-1896 IN THE HOUSE OF LABOR. 1896-1897 THE LAST ROMAN WINTER. 1897-1898 EIGHTY YEARS. 1899-1900 STEPPING WESTWARD. 1901-1902 LOOKING TOWARD SUNSET. 1903-1905 "THE SUNDOWN SPLENDID AND SERENE." 1906-1907 "MINE EYES HAVE SEEN THE GLORY OF THE COMING OF THE LORD." 1808-1910
