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The Lives of Margaret Fuller By John Matteson; W.W. Norton High school students read Emerson and Thoreau when they learn about the rise of transcendentalism. Americans intrigued by the history of women’s rights hear about Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony. And any study of the origins of American journalism incorporates a host of …
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