WorkFranz Volkmar Reinhard

Memoirs and Confessions of Francis Volkmar Reinhard

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“So—where was I?— Oh about Reinhard's memoirs—did you, dear "Minister" ever read them for I am going to quote from them”
Letters of Margaret Fuller ed. Hudspeth · Groton 1st Feb 1835
States she is 'going to quote from' Reinhard's memoirs, indicating the book is in hand for excerpting.

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IV. Transcendentalist

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Letter to James F. Clarke

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“Oh about Reinhard's memoirs—did you, dear "Minister" ever read them for I am going to quote from them for some time— So if you have not read them do so and particy Letter IX and noting what is said therein of the method we should take in examining revelation give me your opinion thereon— Observe the valuable results of his six years patient industry, admire that truly German spirit which produces fruits of such perfect ripeness, those habits of patient investigation, that freedom of spirit joined with candour and humility— [...] Read it and see if it does not affect you as it does me”

Fuller, Margaret. "To James F. Clarke, 1 February 1835." In The Letters of Margaret Fuller, Vol. I: 1817–1838, edited by Robert N. Hudspeth, 219–222. Ithaca: Cornell University Press, 1983.