The later journals record the continued growth of Willard’s thought as she deals with her mother’s death, the exhausting work of managing a world-wide organization (and the rise of factions within the WCTU that resisted Willard’s radical and wide-ranging Christian Socialist program), and the decline of her own health. Lists of meetings and appointments, interspersed with her typical lively commentary—even when she was 'tee-totally tired'—demonstrate her continuing dedication to 'Do everything' to make a better world.
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Journals 75-89 | January, 1875 | January, 1889 |
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Journal 45 | January, 1881 | May, 1881 |
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Journal 46 | January, 1883 | September, 1883 |
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Journal 47 | January, 1888 | March, 1888 |
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Journal 48 | January, 1893 | December, 1893 |
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Journal 49 | January, 1896 | December, 1896 |
