Ernest Howard Crosby was a tireless advocate for social justice and a champion of nonviolent resistance. In this tribute, Leonard Dalton Abbott celebrates Crosby's life and legacy, chronicling his achievements and his contributions to the great causes of his time. With deep insight and passion, Abbott captures the spirit of a remarkable man who made a difference in the world.

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