Margaret Fuller

1.) Birth

Mar 23, 1810

I was born on May 23, 1810 in Cambridgeport, Massachusetts

2.) Moving

Apr 8, 1833

I moved with my father and family to a farm in Groton, Massachusetts in 1833 and educated my siblings

3.) Teaching

May 7, 1836

I began to teach at Bronson Alcott in Boston starting in 1836 - 1837

4.) Did You Know!

Jun 6, 1838

Did you know, that Fuller left school when she was 16 years old and studied herself at home

5.) Career Taking Off

Jan 12, 1840

In 1840, I moved to Jamaica Plain in Boston and I started my "Conversations" group to discuss women rights

6.) Ralph Waldo Emerson

Apr 6, 1840

A few months later, I began to work with Ralph Waldo Emerson on a journal called The Dial

7.) Horace Greeley

Jun 10, 1844

I started working with Horace Greeley on Summer on The Lakes

8.) First Written Book

Apr 8, 1845

I wrote the Nineteenth Century so women around the world know how we should be treated

9.) European Tribune

Mar 8, 1846

I went to England and France to start a corresponding tribune for those countries

10.) After Tribune

Apr 30, 1847

After I had first written in the tribune, I got many other offers for writing articles on how to change Women Rights

11.) Changing Beginning

Feb 14, 1849

People all over the world started to read my articles and I was contacted as well to speak at certain events

12.) Writing Beliefs

Apr 15, 1849

I never thought that my career would make this big of an impact! I started writing down rules that I would like to see people take action

13.) Death

Jul 19, 1850

I passed away July 19, 1850. Later my writings were found and then handed to Emerson. He published them into the New York Tribune

14.) Did You Know!

Sep 21, 1850

Did you know that Ralph Waldo Emerson was the biggest role model to Fuller while she was growing up writing

15.) Another Book

Jun 18, 1976

Later, in 1976 my lists of hopeful rules and thinking went into a book called The Woman and The Myth