Pierre Toussaint
Dominican-American
Businessman. He started life as a slave, but became a financial success and philanthropist.
Individuals who have had a major impact on the History of Values including our picks for the Top 100
Contemporaries
| 1801–1877 | Brigham Young |
| 1827–1915 | Ellen White |
| 1732–1799 | George Washington |
| 1820–1913 | Harriet Tubman |
| 1797–1883 | Sojourner Truth |
| 1811–1896 | Harriet Beecher Stowe |
| 1818–1893 | Lucy Stone |
| 1815–1902 | Elizabeth Stanton |
| 1852–1916 | Charles Russell |
| 1839–1937 | John D. Rockefeller |
| 1839–1914 | Charles Peirce |
| 1846–1911 | Carry Nation |
| 1846–1906 | Johann Most |
| 1793–1880 | Lucretia Mott |
| 1837–1913 | J. P. Morgan |
| 1781–1849 | William Miller |
| 1755–1835 | John Marshall |
| 1736–1784 | Ann Lee |
| 1807–1870 | Robert E. Lee |
| 1830–1930 | Mary Jones |
| 1819–1910 | Julia Howe |
| 1848–1908 | Joel Harris |
| 1805–1879 | Angelina Grimke |
| 1792–1873 | Sarah Grimke |
| 1839–1897 | Henry George |
| 1805–1879 | William Garrison |
| 1706–1790 | Benjamin Franklin |
| 1821–1910 | Mary Baker Eddy |
| 1837–1899 | Dwight Moody |
| 1817–1895 | Frederick Douglass |
| 1800–1891 | George Bancroft |
| 1771–1852 | Hosea Ballou |
| 1832–1899 | Horatio Alger |
| 1838–1918 | Henry Adams |
