SAMUEL JUNE BARROWS, who at his death was one of the leading penologists
of the country, started his career as a reporter on a New York paper. In
turn, he became private secretary to William H. Seward, then Secretary
of State, minister, editor, congressman, and Secretary of the Prison
Association of New York. He was one of America’s best and typical
products, many sided and capable. This account is written by his wife
who more than anyone else understood and appreciated his rare and
lovable nature. Her volume is most delightfully written and the reader
will find this record of achievement a stimulating and uplifting work.
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