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Margaret Fuller - Biography

Fuller, full name Sarah Fuller, was a prominent 19th-century American intellectual, activist and journalist whose contributions to the history of the United States and struggles for women's rights and abolition cannot be overstated. Her life and legacy left an indescribable mark on literature, history and social activities. Let's dive into the biography of this outstanding woman and explore her contribution to world history.

Margaret was born on May 23, 1810 in Cambridge, Massachusetts, to intelligent and educated parents. From her childhood, she showed mental ability and was a passionate reader. Her father, Timothy Fuller, was a scholar and educator who encouraged her education and intellectual development.

At the age of 16, Margaret began working as a teacher, and later continued her education at Harvard College, although women were not allowed to study at universities at that time. She attended lectures for men, a rarity for women of the time, and proved herself to be a gifted student.

In 1839, Margaret began working as a journalist for "The Dial," a transcendentalist magazine, where she met literary giants such as Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau. Her intellect and abilities in literature quickly distinguished her among the writers of her time.

From 1840, Margaret Fuller began publishing her own magazines, including "The Dial" and "The New-York Tribune," where she wrote on issues of women's rights, abolition, and social justice. Her articles and reviews caught the attention of readers and made her one of the most famous journalists of her time.

In 1844, Margaret went to Europe, where she lived for several years and traveled to various countries. During this time, she wrote her most famous work, "Woman in the Nineteenty Century," in which she analyzed the social situation of women and called for their empowerment.

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