The book "Other Fools and Their Actions, or Life Among Freelancers" is written by Harriet Newell Niland Goff. In this literary work, the author talks about her impressions of life among the poor and people expelled from slavery in post-war America. She describes in detail their daily joys and sorrows, the problems they faced and their hopes for a better future. The book "Other Fools and Their Actions, or Life among Freelancers" is rather a confessional work, where the author shares her observations and reflections on the social problems of the era. Readers will gain a new perspective on life after the war, on relationships between people, and on the role of everyone in the formation of society. Although the book "Other Fools and Their Actions, or Life Among Freelancers" was first published more than a century ago, its themes remain relevant and important to this day. Experience the spirit of a bygone era and immerse yourself in history with the striking illustrations of Harriet Newell Niland Goff.