Margaret Fuller (85 page)
Authors: Megan Marshall
on return to America,
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social reform investigations,
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social reform investigations (Europe),
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star as emblem of,
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on “woman’s day” yet to come,
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and
Woman in the Nineteenth Century,
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quality of writing in,
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Niagara Falls
captive eagle at,
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Fuller and traveling party at,
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Nicholas I (czar),
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Nino.
See
Ossoli, Angelo Eugene Philip
North American Phalanx,
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North American Review
Bancroft essay in,
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and
The Dial,
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Norton, Andrews,
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Norton, Charles Eliot,
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Novalis (Friedrich von Hardenberg),
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Oberon (Wieland),
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O’Keeffe, Georgia,
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“On the Death of Margaret Fuller Ossoli” (Cranch),
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“Orphic Sayings” (Alcott),
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Ossoli, Angelo Eugene Philip (Nino),
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and arrangements in event of death,
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baptismal certificate of,
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chickenpox attack of,
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Christmas gifts of,
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Fuller’s apprehensions over,
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Fuller’s maternal adoration of,
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near death while living in countryside,
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at risk of being taken away as foundling,
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Rebecca Spring on,
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during stay in Florence,
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on way to America,
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Fuller’s musings on,
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smallpox contracted,
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in shipwreck,
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death and burial of,
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weaning of,
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Ossoli, Filippe,
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Ossoli, Giovanni Angelo,
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Maria Child’s posthumous criticism of,
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and conflict over inheritance,
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daguerreotype of,
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English lessons for,
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and Fuller,
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see also
Marriage of Fuller and Giovanni Ossoli)
first meeting with,
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first proposal rejected,
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reunion,
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and residency plans,
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and Fuller’s pregnancy,
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loyalty of,
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and question of marriage,
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son born to (“Nino”),
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(
see also
Ossoli, Angelo Eugene Philip)
Fuller’s letters to,
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disclosure of Nino and secret life considered,
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meeting after battle for Rome,
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passport secured,
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retrieving Nino and thoughts on marriage,
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posthumous controversy over,
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monument to,
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Mozier on,
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reticence of,
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setbacks of from failed revolution,
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as soldier in republican army (Civic Guard),
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and memories of battle,
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Ossoli, Margaret (married name of Margaret Fuller),
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Ostia, Fuller visits with Giovanni,
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O’Sullivan, John L.,
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“Our City Charities” (Fuller),
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Ouroboros
(symbol of eternity),
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Panic of 1837,
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in Boston,
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Paolini, Celeste,
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Papers on Literature and Art
(Fuller),
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essay from in French journal,
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James Russell Lowell’s work dismissed in,
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Paris
Emerson’s visit to,
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Fuller in,
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and alternative university plan,
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at Emerson lecture,
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as
Dial
contributor,
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and Friends of Universal Reform,
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and prospective new journal (
The Dial
),
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Peabody, Eliza (Mrs. Elizabeth Palmer),
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Peabody, Elizabeth (Palmer),
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bookstore of,
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Lloyd Fuller as clerk in,
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Brook Farm essays written by,
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and Conversations group,
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on single life,
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on Fuller,
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and Hawthorne,
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letters to,
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publishing business of,
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in Transcendental Club,
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and “Transcendentalism,”
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Peabody, Mary,
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Peabody, Sophia,
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marriage of,
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(
see also
Hawthorne, Sophia)
Peirce, Benjamin,
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Penitentiary, NYC, Fuller visits,
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Penniman, Almira,
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“Penny press,”
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Philip van Artevelde
(Taylor),
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Pius IX (pope) (Pio Nono),
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escapes from Vatican,
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Mazzini on proper attitude toward,
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residence fired upon,
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and Count Rossi,
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turns reactionary,
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foreign armies fighting on behalf of,
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Plato,
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Plutarch,
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Broadway Journal
of,
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Poesy, as Fuller icon,
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Poesy
(Raphael painting),
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Politics
and Fuller’s disappointment with America,
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of interest to Fuller,
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See also
Revolutionary movements across Europe; Roman Republic
“Possunt quia posse videntur” (Fuller essay),
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Powers, Hiram,
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Prescott, Susan,
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letters to,
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See also
Miss Susan Prescott’s school
“Present Age, The” (Emerson),
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Primogeniture, law of,
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“Problem, The” (Emerson),
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Prostitutes
and Fuller on chastity,
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and Fuller’s reform efforts,
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address to,
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Providence, Rhode Island
Fuller on,
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Greene Street School in,
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(see also
Greene Street School, Providence)
Purchase Street Church,
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Putnam, George Palmer,
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Quarterly Review, on Fuller,
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Quincy, Josiah, Jr.,
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Rachel Élisa Félix (dramatic artist),
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Radetzky, Count Joseph,
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Radziwill, countess,
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Randall, Elizabeth,
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Rebels, The
(Francis),
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“Recognition, A” (Barrett),
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Record of a School
(Peabody),
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Reed, John,
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Religion
and criticism of
The Dial,
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Emerson on,
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and Fuller,
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and Catholicism,
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as child,
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and George Davis’s query,
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and essays excluded by Wiley,
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and hope for better life,
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study of,
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See also
Transcendentalism
“Religion of Beauty, The” (Dwight),
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“Representative Men” (Emerson),
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