The complete online text of Woman in the Ninteenth Century by Margaret Fuller.

Sarah Margaret Fuller (1810-1850), an American feminist, cultural critic, and transcendentalist, fought for equality of the sexes. Not long after her birth on May 23, 1810, in Cambridgeport, Mass., Margaret Fuller's father started to educate her as a won...

Sarah Margaret Fuller, Marchesa D'Ossoli, was arguably the most famous American woman writer of her generation and--with the possible exception of Harriet Beecher Stowe--of the entire nineteenth century. Her career as a public intellectual is remarkable...

Best remembered as the author of Woman in the Nineteenth Century (1845), Margaret Fuller has been celebrated as one of the foremost social critics of her day. Her importance as a feminist theorist has doubtless contributed to her not being widely recogni...

Law libraries are generally boring places to outsiders (and to many insiders). Row upon row of identically bound books containing the arguments of long dead judges hardly make the blood boil or excite the imagination. Yet, a Latter-day Saint1 venturing into the volumes of...

The developing German banking system of the second half of the nineteenth century has been often commended by historians for its increasingly intimate relationships, especially through interlocking directorships, with industry. Moreover, a contrast has been drawn with the British financial system in which...