An excellent account of Frances E. C. Willard (1839-1898), an American educator and social reformer. She organized the temperance movement. The book has a range of illustrations including portraits at different phases of her life, with her daughters, group pictures of women kneeling in winter as a punishment for their protest against alcohol abuse. Other primary sources include her office, manuscripts, houses she lived in, and more. The book is written for middle school students through college. This source includes extensive notes and bibliography as well as an index.