Letters from and about Margaret Fuller, 1846-1849.

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Letters from and about Margaret Fuller, 1846-1849.

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Margaret Fuller writes to William Channing Russel, 4 February, 3 June, and 30 October 1846, about visiting an intoxicated Englishwoman, Harro Hanning's court case and his book on which she expects to lose money; to R.H. Manning, 18 October 1847, thanking him for sending money and asking about Harro Hanning; to Amelia Greenwood, n.d., about her social life. To Mary G. Ward, n.d., disagreeing with Amelia's friend's opinion of Boston, recommending publishing a poem in New York, and discussing a copyist; and to Mrs. Mary Howitt, 8 October [n.y.], arranging a visit. The collection also contains a letter from Giovanni Berchet to Count Giovanni Marchetti, 30 June 1849, describing Fuller. Also, includes an engraved portrait of Fuller by F.T. Stuart, Boston.

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Fuller, Margaret, 1810-1850

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Berchet, Giovanni, 1783-1851

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Ward, Mary G.,

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Greenwood, Amelia,

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Hanning, Harro.

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Manning, R. H. (British artist, active 1841-1870s)

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