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Margaret Fuller: Woman in the Nineteenth Century

( 1845 )

Glossary

  • churls peasants, crude people without refinement or culture
  • dissolute characterized by a lack of moral restraint, debauched
  • ennui boredom
  • expediency the quality of being practical, useful, or fit for the purpose
  • Graces in Greek and Roman mythology, the personifications of joy, beauty, charm, happiness, and festivity
  • helots in ancient Greece, serfs
  • Lord Edward Fitzgerald Irish aristocrat (1763–1798) who traveled throughout Canada and what was then the territories west of the United States
  • Louis XIV king of France (1638–1715)
  • profligate wasteful, extravagant
  • Quaker a member of a religious sect, more formally called the Religious Society of Friends, known for recognizing relative equality in women
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Margaret Fuller (Library of Congress)

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