From the back of the book:
The story of Mrs. Judson's trial as the devoted companion of her noble husband, "Judson of Burma," is one of the most touching in the whole of missionary annals. Her tragic sufferings, her unfailing help, and her indomitable courage in the face of difficulties that would have daunted the most heroic are all related with the sympathy and insight that commands our attention. The record is one of unremitting toil and devotion to duty, despite an uncongenial climate and in the face of language difficulties and frequent hostility.
As a narrative it is told with power, and cannot fail to elicit our admiration for this wonderful woman.
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