Margaret Fuller (82 page)

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AS
NEW-YORK TRIBUNE
EDITOR AND COLUMNIST
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and European journey,
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on revolutionary struggles,
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urges socialism,
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Greeley’s Turtle Bay home as residence of,
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Mazzini praised,
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moves to boarding house,
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and James Nathan travelogues,
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at New York literary gatherings,
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on return to America,
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social reform investigations,
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in Europe,
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Woman in the Nineteenth Century,
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on “woman’s day” yet to come,
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IN EUROPE
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in Scotland,
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and Mazzini,
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see also
Mazzini, Giuseppe)

delivery to Genoa,
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in London,
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in Paris,
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meets George Sand,
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and Mickiewicz,
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money running out,
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in Italy,
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in Rome,
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see also
Roman Republic; Rome)

meets and marries Giovanni Ossoli,
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Marriage of Fuller and Giovanni Osolli; Ossoli, Giovanni Angelo)

first meeting with,
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first proposal rejected,
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reunion,
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Fuller’s letters to,
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and Fuller’s pregnancy,
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and question of marriage,
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son born (“Nino”),
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see also
Ossoli, Angelo Eugene Philip)

disclosure of Nino and secret life considered,
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retrieving Nino and thoughts on marriage,
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and residency plans,
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meeting after battle for Rome,
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passport secured,
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on American tourists,
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and revolutionary movements,
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see also
Revolutionary movements across Europe)

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return to America,
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see also
Shipwreck fatal to Fuller)

Fuller, Margarett Crane (mother),
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daguerreotype of,
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and daughter’s upbringing,
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with family,
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on family burials,
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helps Ellen with daughter,
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and husband’s estate,
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and Margaret,
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Margaret in school,
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Margaret compared with,
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Margaret in Europe,
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Margaret’s letters to,
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informed of Margaret’s marriage and birth of son,
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Margaret’s family welcomed home,
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and news of Margaret’s death,
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marriage of,
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travels south,
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Fuller, Richard (brother),
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birth of,
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at Harvard,
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in Jamaica Plain,
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letters to and from,
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and farm life,
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and financial help,
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on Margaret’s family leadership,
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and proposed Concord residence,
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sibling relationships of,
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Fuller, Timothy (father),
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death of,
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and absence of will,
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Margaret experiences as liberating,
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Margaret’s memories of,
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and Margaret’s mourning of,
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reinterred in Mount Auburn Cemetery,
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and remembrances of,
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and Emerson,
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on Groton farm,
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history of United States planned,
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and Margaret,
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advances cost of Margaret’s New York trip,
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and equality of sexes,
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and Margaret’s acne,
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and Margaret’s Grove,
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and Margaret’s intellectual advancement,
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plans for Margaret’s future,
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protestation to Margaret on sickbed,
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portrait of,
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womanly virtues as standard,
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Fuller, William (uncle),
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Fuller, William Henry (brother),
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Gale, Frederick,
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Gardner, Sally (Sarah Jackson),
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Garibaldi, Anita,
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in final battle for Rome,
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Garrison, William Lloyd,
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Gender differences, Fuller on,
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and Conversations group,
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See also
Women’s rights and status

Gendered nouns and pronouns, Fuller’s quandary over,
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Genoa, as refusing to join republic,
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Gillies, Margaret,
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“Give All to Love” (Emerson),
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William Ellery Channing opposes,
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Clarke uses aphorism of,
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“Eagles and Doves,”
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on elective affinities,
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in Emerson’s book loan to Fuller,
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and Emerson’s tribute to Fuller,
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Faust
passages read to coterie of women in Providence,
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Fuller asks about marriage of,
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Fuller’s defense of,
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Fuller sees as standard of genius,
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Fuller’s life mirrored in,
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and Fuller’s passion for classics,
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Fuller’s study of,
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Fuller’s translation of,
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and Fuller’s variation on Cupid and Psyche,
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Italian Journey
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and Fuller in rooms near those once occupied by,
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as “Orphic Sayings” source,
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