Mother Lee's Experience In Fifteen Years' Rescue Work With Thrilling Incidents Of Her Life

In this memoir, Mrs. Lee recounts her work leading a rescue mission in New York City's brutal slums. She tells stories of rescuing women and children from prostitution and trafficking, and the many dangerous situations she faced in her work. Lee's bravery and compassion shine through in her writing, and readers will be inspired by her dedication to helping the most vulnerable members of society.

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