Publisher's Synopsis
'The Story of Sixty Years' is the memoir of Wilber Fisk Hogan, a prominent Methodist minister and educator who lived from 1845-1922. In this compelling firsthand account, Hogan reflects on his experiences growing up on the American frontier, attending college during the Civil War, and working to promote education and social justice throughout his life.
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