Memoirs Of John Howard, The Christians Philanthropist
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Explore the life and work of John Howard, the celebrated 18th-century philanthropist and prison reformer, in "Memoirs Of John Howard, The Christians Philanthropist." This biography details Howard's tireless efforts to improve the conditions of prisons and hospitals across Europe. Discover the motivations behind his dedication to social reform and his profound impact on penal systems.
This detailed account reveals Howard's personal journey, his unwavering commitment to Christian principles, and the challenges he faced in advocating for the marginalized and forgotten. A compelling narrative of compassion and action, this book offers insights into the life of a man who dedicated himself to serving humanity.
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