A new appreciation of Fuller as a writer, thinker, and risk-taker From: The Boston Globe | Date: July 18, 2007| Author: Mary Loeffelholz - Mary Loeffelholz is a member of Northeastern University's English Department and the author of books on Emily Dickinson and modernist women writers. | Copyright 2007 The Boston Globe. Provided by ProQuest LLC.Copyright information

Book Review

Margaret Fuller: An American Romantic Life, Volume II, The Public Years

By Charles Cooper

Oxford University, 649 pp., $40

The first volume of Charles Capper's biography of Margaret Fuller, published in 1992, covered her "private years," her first three decades that included her father's direction of her classical education and her launching of her "Conversations," the intellectual soirees that brought women (and sometimes men) together on topics from myt...

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