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| Foreword | |
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| Preface | |
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| Minerva and the Muse | |
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| A Question of Identity | |
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| Childhood and Education | |
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| Spiritual Crisis and Vision | |
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| Inside and Outside Transcendentalism | |
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| Turning "All to Muse" | |
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| New York and Europe | |
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| Conclusion: Margaret Fuller's Legacy | |
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| The Documents | |
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| Early Letters and "Autobiographical Sketch" | |
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| To Timothy Fuller | |
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| To Margarett C. Fuller | |
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| To Timothy Fuller | |
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| To Susan Prescott | |
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| To Almira P. Barlow | |
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| To Jane F. Tuckerman | |
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| To Caroline Sturgis | |
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| To A. Bronson Alcott | |
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| To Ralph Waldo Emerson [?] | |
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| To Frederic H. Hedge | |
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| To William H. Channing | |
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| To Ralph Waldo Emerson | |
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| To William H. Channing [?] | |
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| To William H. Channing [?] | |
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| To Sophia Ripley [?] | |
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| To [?] | |
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| To Elizabeth Hoar | |
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| Autobiographical Sketch | |
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| Dial Essays and Meditations | |
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| Goethe | |
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| Leila | |
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| Bettine Brentano and Her Friend Gunderode | |
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| Summer on the Lakes | |
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| Summer on the Lakes, in 1843 | |
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| The Poetry of 1844 | |
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| Leila in the Arabian Zone | |
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| Winged Sphynx | |
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| Double Triangle, Serpent and Rays | |
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| Woman in the Nineteenth Century | |
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| Women in the Nineteenth Century | |
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| New York Journalism | |
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| Emerson's Essays | |
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| George Sand's Consuelo | |
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| Our City Charities | |
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| Prevalent Idea That Politeness Is Too Great a Luxury to Be Given to the Poor | |
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| Lyceum of New-Bedford, Massachusetts | |
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| What Fits a Man to Be a Voter? Is It to Be White Within, or White Without? | |
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| European Dispatches and Letters | |
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| Things and Thoughts in Europe | |
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| No. XXIII. [A Revolutionary Spring] | |
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| No. XXVI. [The Birth of the Roman Republic] | |
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| No. XXXIII. [Rome under Siege] | |
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| Italy. [Prophecies] | |
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| The Last Letters of Margaret Fuller | |
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| To Caroline Sturgis Tappan | |
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| To Margarett C. Fuller | |
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| To Caroline Sturgis Tappan | |
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| To Margaret C. Fuller | |
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| Contemporary Responses to Fuller | |
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| James Freemen Clarke [Review of Summer on the Lakes, in 1843] | |
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| Orestes A. Brownson [Review of Summer on the Lakes, in 1843] | |
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| Lydia Maria Child, "Woman in the Nineteenth Century" | |
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| Edgar Allen Poe, "Sarah Margaret Fuller" | |
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| James Russell Lowell [Miranda] | |
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| Henry James [The Margaret-Ghost] | |
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| Appendices | |
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| A Fuller Chronology (1810-1850) | |
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| Questions for Consideration | |
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| Selected Bibliography | |
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| Index | |