Woman in the Nineteenth Century

by Margaret Fuller

Table of Contents

Preface by Arthur B. Fuller

Introduction by Horace Greeley

Part I - Woman in the Nineteenth Century

The Flying Pigeon

Reply of Mr. Adams

Part II - Miscellanies - Aglauron and Laurie

The Wrongs of American Women. The Duties of American Women.

George Sand

From a Criticism on "Consuelo"

Jenny Lind, the "Consuelo" of George Sand

Caroline

Ever-Growing Lives

Household Nobelness

"Glumdalclitches"

Ellen: Or, Forgive and Forget

"Courrier Des Etas Unis"

On Books of Travel

Review of "Memoirs and Essays of Mrs. Jameson"

Woman's Influence Over the Insane

From a Criticism on Browning's Poems

Christmas

Children's Books

Woman in Poverty

The Irish Character

Educate Men and Women as Souls

Part III - Extracts from Journals and Letters

Lines Written in March, 1836

To Her Brother, R.

To Mazzini and To Mr. and Mrs. Spring

Other Letters