XCV One Day with Clara Barton 373 XCVI The Personal Correspondence—Clara Barton’s Proposed Self-Expatriation 377 XCVII Closing Incidents—The Biography—Other Correspondence 392 XCVIII A Record History at the Funeral 398 XCIX Clara Barton’s Last Ride 401 C Chronology of the Leading Achievements in the Life of Clara Barton 403 CI The Press and the Individual 411 CII The Clara Barton Centenary—Memorial Address, 1921 415 CIII Clara Barton—Memorial Day Address, 1917 422 I want the last picture of the friends I love to show them in their strength, and at their best, not after time and age shall have robbed them of all _characteristic_ features which represented them in actual life.—CLARA BARTON, from her diary of December 13, 1910. LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS CLARA BARTON _Frontispiece_ FACING PAGE CHARLES SUMNER YOUNG 12 THE UNIVERSALIST CHURCH, MAIN STREET, OXFORD, MASSACHUSETTS 35 SUMMER HOME OF CLARA BARTON, OXFORD, MASSACHUSETTS 35 BIRTHPLACE OF CLARA BARTON, NEAR OXFORD, MASSACHUSETTS 42 OFFICERS OF THE W. N. M. A. PRESENT AT THE DEDICATION OF THE CLARA BARTON MEMORIAL ON OCTOBER 12, 1921 42 HISTORIC IN EDUCATION, BORDENTOWN, N. J. 53 The School House The Desk Used by Clara Barton The Clara Barton Museum REPRESENTATIVE TEMPERANCE ADVOCATES 56 Annie Wittenmeyer John B. Gough Mary Stewart Powers Frances Willard REPRESENTATIVE SUFFRAGE LEADERS 69 Susan B. Anthony Carrie Chapman Catt Dr. Anna Howard Shaw WARREN G. HARDING 72 REPRESENTATIVES RESPECTIVELY OF THREE WARS 83 William T. Sampson Isaac B. Sherwood Joseph Taggart REPRESENTATIVE OF TWO WARS 90 Mathew C. Butler Joseph Wheeler Harrison Gray Otis LEONARD WOOD 117 THE RED CROSS HOME OF CLARA BARTON, GLEN ECHO, MARYLAND 120 REPRESENTATIVE OF THE LITERARY WORLD 133 Ida M. Tarbell Lucy Larcrom Elbert Hubbard Alice Hubbard W. R. SHAFTER 136