Margaret Fuller (80 page)

in Margaret’s evaluation,
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as Margaret’s teaching substitute,
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and news of Margaret’s death,
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picture of,
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in school,
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Fuller, Eugene (brother),
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Fuller, Henry (uncle),
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Fuller, Hiram (no relation),
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Fuller, Julia Adelaide (sister),
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Fuller, Lloyd (brother),
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Fuller, Margaret (Sarah Margaret), xvii–xix

birth of,
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death of,
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see also
Shipwreck fatal to Fuller)

body never found,
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and last words,
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and memorial volumes,
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monument to,
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and question of death wish,
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responses of friends and colleagues,
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family of,
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father,
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see also
Fuller, Timothy)

mother,
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see also
Fuller, Margarett Crane)

as responsibility of Margaret,
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and uncle Abraham’s death,
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Virgin and Santa Anna in painting as representative of,
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family background of,
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health problems of

after father’s death,
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during Greene Street teaching,
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headaches,
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mesmeric treatment for,
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and pregnancy,
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“ruined health,”
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spinal curvature,
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while traveling in Italy (cholera),
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typhoid or brain fever,
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journals of, xv–xvi,
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WORKS OF

“Allston Exhibition,”
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American Monthly Magazine
essays,
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Animal Magnetism
(Leger) review,
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“The Athenaeum Exhibition of Painting and Sculpture,”
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“Brutus,”
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“Clairvoyance,”
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Conversations with Goethe in the Last Years of His Life
(Eckermann) translation,
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“Darkness Visible,”
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Dolores: A Novel of South America
(Harring) review,
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“Double Triangle, Serpent and Rays,” unpublished poem,
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“Eagles and Doves” (Goethe) translation,
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“Emerson’s Essays,”
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Etherology
(Grimes) review,
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“Farewell,”
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“French Novelists of the Day,”
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“The Great Lawsuit. Man
versus
Men. Woman
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Women,”
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Günderode
(Arnim), translation,
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“The Irish Character,”
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“LINES—on the Death of C.C.E.,” (Charles Chauncey Emerson)
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Last Days of Pompeii
(Bulwer-Lytton) review,
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The Liberty Bell
reviewed,
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“Lost and Won,”
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“Magnolia of Lake Pontchartrain,”
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“Menzel’s View of Goethe,”
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“Mistress of Herself, Though China Fall,”
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“Modern British Poets,”
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“Music in New-York,”
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New-York Tribune
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“Our City Charities,”
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Papers on Literature and Art,
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Philip Van Artevelde
(Taylor) review,
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poem in
Western Messenger,
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poems in
The Dial,
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“Possunt quia posse videntur,” unpublished essay,
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“Prevalent Idea that Politeness is too great a Luxury to be given to the Poor,”
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“Recollections of the Vatican,”
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“Romaic and Rhine Ballads,”
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“Short Essay on Critics,”
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“St. Valentine’s Day—Bloomingdale Asylum for the Insane,”
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Summer on the Lakes,
in 1843,
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“Thanksgiving,”
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“To a Daughter of Italy,”
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“To a Golden Heart, Worn Round His Neck” (Goethe) translation,
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“To the Face Seen in the Moon,” unpublished poem,
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Torquato Tasso
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“What Fits a Man to Be a Voter,”
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Woman in the Nineteenth Century,
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CHILDHOOD OF
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ambition of,
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competitiveness of,
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and death of sister,
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double life of,
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farewell dancing party,
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and father,
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see also
Fuller, Timothy)

faulty vision,
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and Ellen Kilshaw,
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as lonely intellectual,
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“Mariana” as representation of,
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and mother,
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nightmares of,
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reading interests,
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robust body,
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skin condition,
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strenuous exercise enjoyed,
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ADOLESCENCE AND YOUNG ADULTHOOD OF

at Adams ball,
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ambition,
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asceticism and duty chosen,
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engagement with common people sought,
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essay on Brutus written,
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European trip contemplated,
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family moves to country,
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family moves to Dana mansion,
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and father,
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see also
Fuller, Timothy)

death of,
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and frustration as woman,
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on Groton farm,
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as home school head,
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isolation,
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at Lafayette reception,
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meaning found in self-renunciation,
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politics of interest to,
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social life in Old Cambridge,
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on vacation trip to upstate New York and Newport,
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PERSONAL CHARACTERISTICS OF

ambition,
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