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Feminist conversations
Fuller, Emerson, and the play of reading -
Margaret Fuller
visionary of the New Age -
My heart is a large kingdom
selected letters of Margaret Fuller -
Transfiguring America
myth, ideology, and mourning in Margaret Fuller's writing -
Margaret Fuller
a biography -
Poe, Fuller, and the mesmeric arts
transition states in the American Renaissance -
Margaret Fullers transnationales Projekt
Selbstbildung, feminine Kultur und amerikanische Nationalliteratur nach deutschem Vorbild -
American Bloomsbury
Louisa May Alcott, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Margaret Fuller, Nathaniel Hawthorne, and Henry David Thoreau : their lives, their loves, their work -
Margaret Fuller
a brief biography with documents -
The complicity of imagination
the American renaissance, contests of authority, and seventeenth century English culture -
Margaret Fuller
(Marchesa Ossoli) -
The marriage of heaven and earth
alchemical regeneration in the works of Taylor, Poe, Hawthorne, and Fuller -
American Bloomsbury
Louisa May Alcott, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Margaret Fuller, Nathaniel Hawthorne, and Henry David Thoreau : their lives, their loves, their work -
Margaret Fuller
transatlantic crossings in a revolutionary age -
The marriage of heaven and earth
alchemical regeneration in the works of Taylor, Poe, Hawthorne, and Fuller -
Margaret Fuller and Goethe
the development of a remarkable personality, her religion and philosophy, and her relation to Emerson, J. F. Clarke and transcendentalism -
Margaret Fuller
Whetstone of genius -
Delicate subjects
romanticism, gender, and the ethics of understanding -
The letters of Margaret Fuller
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The letters of Margaret Fuller
volume III - 1842-44 -
The letters of Margaret Fuller
Volume 4: 1845-47 -
The letters of Margaret Fuller
Volume 1, 1817-38 -
Feminist conversations
Fuller, Emerson, and the play of reading -
Margaret Fuller, citizen of the world
An intermediary between European and American literatures -
Feminist conversations
Fuller, Emerson, and the play of reading