Margaret Fuller: An Uncommon Woman

Who was Margaret Fuller? She shook up the Bostonians of the 1840s and then moved on to shake up Rome and support a revolution. Decide for yourself. Read about how Margaret dazzled the intellectuals of Boston. She encouraged young women to trust themselves and empowered them to seek new frontiers. Margaret sympathized with the plight of the Indians driven from their traditional homelands. She praised the virtues of Irish immigrants at a time when most commentators could see only their poverty and lack of 'gentility'. Read about Margaret in this concise new biography, which uses her own words to bring to life a nineteenth century woman who changed the way Americans view the world.

Author: Adele Fasick
Publisher: Mongan Books
Published: 05/23/2012
Pages: 150
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.46lbs
Size: 9.00h x 6.00w x 0.32d
ISBN: 9780985315214

About the Author
Adele Fasick is a writer and consultant on library education. Her professional library experience has been in public library service to children and young adults. She taught in the library schools at the University of Toronto (Ontario) and San Jose State University (CA). Her most recent publication is From Boardbook to Facebook: Library Services for Children in an Interactive Age

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