Authors: Megan Marshall
Margaret Fuller (79 page)
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on death of Fuller,
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Emerson contrasted to Italian patriots,
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Emerson offers to promote Fuller’s new book,
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and Fuller in Florence,
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and Fuller with Italian revolution,
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Fuller as guest of,
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and Fuller’s conversation,
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and Fuller’s European journey,
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and Fuller’s gift of scrap from Pantheon pavement,
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Fuller seen as left out,
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Fuller as resident writer in Emerson’s house,
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Fuller’s review complimented by,
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and Fuller’s wish to be taken for male,
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and Fuller on transcendentalism,
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and Fuller on women’s rights,
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on Goethe translation,
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and Lidian,
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and items lost in fatal storm,
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and marriage,
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and need for equal companions,
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on
New-York Tribune
job,
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New York visit,
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and “perpetual wall,”
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and review of Emerson’s essay collection,
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Summer on the Lakes,
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Woman in the Nineteenth Century,
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and Fuller’s husband,
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on gender distinctions,
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on “The Great Lawsuit,”
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on Greeley,
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Greene Street inaugural address delivered by,
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at Greene Street School,
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on highest relationship,
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lecture fee of,
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on life’s “sweet fever,”
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marriage of,
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Emerson, Lidian)
on marriage,
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Mazzini derides “inner man” of,
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Mickiewicz given poems of,
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and Mickiewicz on need for action,
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and National Woman’s Rights Convention,
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on newspaper writing,
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North American Review,
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Elizabeth Peabody tutored by,
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picture of,
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protests treatment of Indians,
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and Ripley,
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and Mary Rotch,
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and self-sufficiency,
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slavery opposed by,
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and Cary Sturgis,
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Sturgis, Caroline)
at Temple School,
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and Thoreau,
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and Walden Pond property,
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and Sam Ward,
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women’s commiserations distasteful to,
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works of
“The American Scholar,”
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“Compensation,”
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“The Editors to the Reader,”
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“Eloquence,”
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“Friendship,”
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“Give All to Love,”
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“The Heart,”
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Nature,
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“Present Age,”
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“The Problem,”
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“Representative Men,”
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“Sphinx,”
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“Thoughts on Modern Literature,”
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“To Rhea,”
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“The Visit,”
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death of,
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Emerson, William,
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England
Emerson lectures in,
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Fuller in,
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London; Scotland
Environment, and Fuller on destruction of western forests,
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Etherology; or, The Philosophy of Mesmerism and Phrenology
(Grimes),
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“Étienne de la Boéce” (Emerson),
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Eustis, William,
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Everett, Edward,
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Fable for Critics (Lowell),
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Faerie Queene, The
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Family School
(Peabody publication),
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Farm School for orphans, NYC
Fuller’s visit to,
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Farrar, Eliza,
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Faust, and Fuller on Goethe,
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Fay, Harriet,
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Female Refuge, NYC, Fuller visits,
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Feminism
of Fourier,
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and Ellen Kilshaw,
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Gender differences;
Woman in the Nineteenth Century;
Women’s rights and status
Ferdinand II (king of the Two Sicilies),
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Five Points slum, Fuller tours,
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Florence
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Fuller takes tutoring job,
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Fuller visits,
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Mickiewicz as revolutionary hero in,
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reaction against revolution in,
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Fourier, Charles, and Fourierism,
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Fox, Eliza,
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Fox, William J.,
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France
in control of Italian territory,
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counterrevolution in,
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Louis Napoleon)
universal suffrage in,
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Paris
“Friendship” (Emerson),
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Friends of Universal Reform,
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Frothingham, N. L. (Nathaniel Langdon),
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Fruitlands,
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Fugitive slave law, opponents of arrested in Boston,
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Fuller, Abraham (uncle),
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Fuller family boarded with,
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as manager of Timothy’s estate,
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Fuller, Arthur (brother),
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reinterred in Mount Auburn Cemetery,
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Fuller, Elisha (uncle),
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Fuller, Ellen Kilshaw (sister),
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and Ellery Channing,
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Channing, Ellen)
and city life,
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