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This profile of Margaret Fuller (1810-1850) reveals why she is sometimes called "the most important woman of the nineteenth century." Discussion includes her literary criticism, journalism, and her feminist manifesto, Woman of the Nineteenth Century--an example of transcendentalist philosophy, Emersonian idealism, and metaphysics.
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