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TitleMemoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli, Volume First
AuthorMargaret Fuller, Ralph Waldo Emerson, James Freeman Clarke, William Henry Channing; with a contribution by Frederick Henry Hedge
Year1852
PublisherPhillips, Sampson and Company
LocationBoston
Sourcepdf
ProgressProofread—All pages of the work proper are proofread, but not all are validated
TransclusionFully transcluded
OCLC1048787606
VolumesVolume 1 ☀ Volume 2

TABLE OF CONTENTS

FOR

VOLUME FIRST.




Page.
I. YOUTH. Autobiography,9
 Parents,11
 Death in the House,13
 Overwork,14
 The World of Books,17
 First Friend,32
 School-life,42
 Self-culture,52
 
II. CAMBRIDGE,By J. F. Clarke,59
 Friendship,72
 Conversation. — Social Intercourse,102
 Studies,112
 Character. — Aims and Ideas of Life,131
 
III. GROTON AND PROVIDENCE.Letters and Journals,143
 Sad Welcome Home,146
 Occupations,146
 Miss Martineau,151
 Illness,154
 Death of her Father,155
 Trial,158
 Birth-day,160
 Death in Life,161
 Literature,164
 Farewell to Groton,170
 Winter in Boston,171
 Providence,176
 School Experiences,177
 Persons,180
 Art,186
 Fanny Kemble,187
 Magnanimity,191
 Spiritual Life,194
 Farewell to Summer,198
 
IV. CONCORD,By R. W. Emerson,199
 Arcana,219
 Demonology,221
 Temperament,227
 Self-esteem,234
 Books,239
 Criticism,244
 Nature,263
 Art,265
 Letters,279
 Friendship,280
 Problems of Life,291
 Woman, or Artist?294
 Heroism,297
 Truth,303
 Ecstasy,308
 Conversation,311
 
V. BOSTON,By R. W. Emerson,317
 Conversations on the Fine Arts,340