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Bibliographic Details
Main Author:	Lotz, Philip Henry, 1889-
Format:	Book
Language:	English
Published:	Freeport, N.Y., Books for Libraries Press [1970, c1951]
Series:	Biography index reprint series
Subjects:	People with disabilities > Biography.

Table of Contents:

Louise Baker, an athletic uniped, by M. E. Moxcey
Betsey Barton, a girl who learned to live again, by M. E. Moxcey
Charles Guy Bolté, something new in veterans, by C. Bowman
"Elizabeth Bowers", polio victim, yet always rejoicing, by G. C. Auten
"Ida Brown," through unmarried motherhood to social service, by G. H. Groves
"John Carlton," a man who stopped drinking, by G. C. Auten
Emma Clement, America's mother of 1946, by F. G. Lankard
Paul Davis, explorer of the air, by D. B. Hamill
Bayard Dodge, builder of human bridges, by H. B. Hunting
Clarence Hawkes, taller than the night, by H. Faust
Robert W. Irwin, bringer of light into darkened lives, by H. Faust
Edward J. Kuncel, one who seeks no special favors, by F. G. Lankard
Charles Fletcher Lummis, a man who did his part, by C. Bowman
Horace Pippin, the porter who taught himself to paint, by K. B. Cully
Washington Augustus Roebling, the builder of Brooklyn Bridge, by V. E. Mutch
J. W. Sharpe, a man with two pardons, by J. B. Atkins
Edward Sheldon, a man who lived through his friends, by D. B. Hamill.