Lives of Poor Boys Who Became Famous

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Bolton, an influential American writer and advocate for social reform, made significant contributions to journalism and women's rights. After marrying a merchant in 1866, she engaged actively with the Woman's National Temperance Union and served as associate editor for a prominent publication. Her travels in Europe inspired her to address critical social issues such as profit-sharing and female education. Through her writings, she motivated readers to enhance their communities through dedication and faith.