Authors: Megan Marshall
Margaret Fuller (78 page)
marriage of,
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and Parker,
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and poetry anthology,
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and Elizabeth Randall,
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returned to Boston,
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sketch of,
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in Transcendental Club,
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Western Messenger,
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Clarke, Samuel,
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Clarke, Sarah,
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Clarke, William,
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Classical culture
apprehension over,
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Fuller’s inspiration from,
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Colburn, Warren,
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Coleridge, Samuel Taylor,
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Fuller paper delivered to,
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Como, Lake, Fuller visits,
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“Compensation” (Emerson),
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“Concerts of the Past Winter, The” (Dwight),
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Concord, Massachusetts
alternative university planned for,
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Channings in,
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as Emerson’s residence,
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“all-day party” in,
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Emerson as Puritan of,
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Emerson as sage of,
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invitations to visit in,
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vision of and efforts at community in,
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and Fuller
drawn to,
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judgment on,
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renting of house in considered,
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visits and invitations to,
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Cary Sturgis’s visits and invitations to,
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Hawthornes’ plans to live in,
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Nino’s cousins in,
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Thoreau in,
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Confucius,
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“Consolers, The” (Ward),
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Conversation
Eliza Farrar on,
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Fuller’s talent for,
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Conversations (Fuller-led discussion groups),
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and Emerson,
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and gender distinctions,
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on marital choice,
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as prompted by personal relations,
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reform of women’s status through,
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speech at Sing Sing compared to,
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Stanton as participant in,
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Conversations with Children on the Gospel
(Alcott),
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Conversations with Goethe in the Last Years of His Life
(Eckermann),
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Fuller’s translation of,
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Conversations in Rome: Between an Artist, a Catholic, and a Critic
(Ellery Channing),
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Correspondence with a Child
(von Arnim),
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Crabbe, George,
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Cranch, Christopher Pearse (C. P.),
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Cranch, Elizabeth De Windt,
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Crane, Margarett,
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See also
Fuller, Margarett Crane
Crane, Peter (uncle),
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Cupid and Psyche myth,
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Curtis, George,
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Cybele, and Fuller on George Sand,
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Dall, Caroline Healey,
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Dana, Francis,
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Dana mansion, Cambridge,
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Fuller family in,
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sold by Timothy Fuller,
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Dante
Temple School students read,
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Vita Nuova
(Emerson translation),
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“Darkness Visible” (Fuller),
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Davis, Charles,
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condolences from on father’s death,
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Fuller’s relationship with,
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and James Clarke,
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and “To a Golden Heart,”
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and Harriet Russell,
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Deserted Village, The
(Goldsmith),
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“Desire, A” (Barrett),
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DeWolfe, James,
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and Emerson,
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see also under
Emerson, Ralph Waldo)
Ellen Emerson’s poems in,
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final issue of,
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Fuller as contributor to,
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Fuller’s essays from published,
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Fuller’s Goethe essay in,
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Fuller as editor of,
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editorship of passes to Emerson,
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Fuller’s efforts prompted by personal relations,
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and Greeley,
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Cary Sturgis’s poems in,
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Tappan poem in,
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as unprofitable,
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and Sam Ward’s poetry,
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“Divine Spirit in Nature, and in the Soul, The” (Parker),
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Doherty, Hugh,
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Drago, Maria Mazzini,
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Dr. Park’s Lyceum for Young Ladies
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Dumas, Alexandre, vs. Sand in income level,
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Dwight, John Sullivan,
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“Eagles and Doves” (Fuller translation of Goethe),
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Earle, Pliny,
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Eckermann, Johann Peter,
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“Editors to the Reader, The” (Emerson),
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Elective Affinities
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Eliot, William Greenleaf,
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Elizabeth
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leaving from Italy,
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wreck of,
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see also
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Elliot, Mary,
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“Eloquence” (Emerson),
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Emancipation
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Emerson, Charles Chauncey,
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Emerson, Edward (brother),
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Emerson, Lidian (Lydia Jackson),
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children of,
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and Conversations meeting,
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and death of Waldo Jr.,
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Fuller contemplates life of,
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as marital mismatch,
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son Edward born to,
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“Transcendental Bible,”
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Emerson, Mary Caroline,
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Emerson, Ralph Waldo, xix–xxi,
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alternative university planned by,
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and Anna Barker,
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Sartor Resartus,
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and Ellery Channing,
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colleagues supported by,
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“Concord community” plan of,
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The Dial
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criticism of,
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as contributor,
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as editor,
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and “Orphic Sayings,”
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in response to Fuller’s death,
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in England on lecture tour,
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and visiting Paris,
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European tour of,
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