Margaret Fuller, Critic provides a representative selection from the rich vein of her writings for the New-York Tribune, where she was the paper's first literary editor. From reviews of the writings of Edgar Allen Poe to reflections on such contemporary French novelists as Balzac and George Sand, from investigations into the relationship between race and voting to arguments for on an asylum for discharged female convicts, the scope of Fuller's critical vision is here made manifest.
Read More
Margaret Fuller, Critic provides a representative selection from the rich vein of her writings for the New-York Tribune, where she was the paper's first literary editor. From reviews of the writings of Edgar Allen Poe to reflections on such contemporary French novelists as Balzac and George Sand, from investigations into the relationship between race and voting to arguments for on an asylum for discharged female convicts, the scope of Fuller's critical vision is here made manifest.
Read Less
Choose your shipping method in Checkout. Costs may vary based on destination.
Seller's Description:
Tight binding, clean throughout, crisp pages, clean boards, mild soiling to the page edges, mild edge wear, Very Good in clean and glossy with mild edge wear, fits a bit loosley, Very Good- jacket. 491pp, octavo.
