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Life Without and Life Within; or, Reviews, Narratives, Essays, and Poems.

by Margaret Fuller

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Contents

  1. Preface
  2. Menzel's View of Gœthe
  3. Gœthe
  4. Thomas Hood
  5. Letters from a Landscape Painter
  6. Beethoven
  7. Brown's Novels
  8. Edgar A. Poe
  9. Alfieri and Cellini
  10. Italy.—Cary's Dante
  11. American Facts
  12. Napoleon and His Marshals
  13. Physical Education
  14. Frederick Douglass
  15. Philip Van Artevelde
  16. United States Exploring Expedition
  17. Story-Books for the Hot Weather
  18. Shelley's Poems
  19. Festus
  20. French Novelists of the Day
  21. The New Science, or the Philosophy of Mesmerism or Animal Magnetism
  22. Deutsche Schnellpost
  23. Oliver Cromwell
  24. Emerson's Essays
  25. Capital Punishment
  26. Part II. Miscellanies
  27. New Year's Day
  28. St. Valentines Day
  29. Fourth of July
  30. First of August
  31. Thanksgiving
  32. Christmas
  33. Mariana
  34. Sunday Meditations on Various Texts
  35. Appeal for an Asylum for Discharged Female Convicts
  36. The Rich Man. An Ideal Sketch
  37. The Poor Man. An Ideal Sketch
  38. The Celestial Empire
  39. Klopstock and Meta
  40. What Fits A Man to Be A Voter? A Fable
  41. Discoveries
  42. Politeness Too Great a Luxury to Be Given to the Poor
  43. Cassius M. Clay
  44. The Magnolia of Lake Pontchartrain
  45. Consecration of Grace Church
  46. Late Aspirations. Letter to H——
  47. Fragmentary Thoughts from Margaret Fuller's Journal
  48. Farewell
  49. Freedom and Truth. To a Friend
  50. Description of a Portion of the Journey to Trenton Falls
  51. Journey to Trenton Falls
  52. Sub Rosa, Crux
  53. The Dahlia, the Rose, and the Heliotrope
  54. To My Friends. Translated from Schiller
  55. Stanzas. Written at the Age of Seventeen
  56. Flaxman
  57. Thoughts on Sunday Morning, When Prevented by a Snow Storm from Going to Church
  58. To a Golden Heart Worn Round the Neck
  59. Lines Accompanying a Bouquet of Wild Columbine, Which Bloomed Late in the Season
  60. Dissatisfaction. Translated from Theodore Körner
  61. My Seal-Ring
  62. The Consolers. Translated from Gœthe
  63. Absence of Love
  64. Meditations
  65. Richter
  66. The Thankful and the Thankless
  67. Prophecy and Fulfilment
  68. Verses Given to W. C. With a Blank Book, March, 1844
  69. Eagles and Doves. Gœthe
  70. Aspiration. Lines Written in the Journal of Her Brother R. F. F.
  71. The One in All
  72. A Greeting
  73. Lines to Edith, on Her Birthday
  74. Lines Written in Her Brother R. F. F.'S Journal
  75. On a Picture Representing the Descent from the Cross. By Raphael
  76. The Captured Wild Horse
  77. Epilogue to the Tragedy of Essex. Spoken in the Character of the Queen.—Translated from Gœthe
  78. Hymn Written for a Sunday School
  79. Desertion. Translation of One of Garcilaso's Eclogues
  80. Song Written for a May Day Festival. To Be Sung to the Tune of "the Bonny Boat."
  81. Caradori Singing
  82. Lines
  83. Influence of the Outward
  84. To Miss R. B.
  85. Sistrum
  86. Imperfect Thoughts
  87. Sadness
  88. Lines Written in an Album
  89. To S. C
  90. Lines Written in Boston on a Beautiful Autumnal Day
  91. To E. C. With Herbert's Poems

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