Excerpt from The Influence of Goethe Upon Margaret Fuller: Thesis

The purpose of this treatise and a sufficient outline of the same are given at the end of the introduction. Since Margaret Fuller is not as generally known, as might be Wished, and as without doubt she deserves to be, and little is known of the powerful influence she exerted upon our greatest American thinkers and most important literary men, it was thought advisable by way of introduction to give some indication, by no means exhaustive, of her true relations to them and their development. This will sufficiently account for the seeming digressions in the introductory chapter of this work.

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