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Location:	LIBRARY WEST -- PS1018 .L3 2002 [Regular Loan]
Title:	L.M. Alcott : signature of reform / edited by Madeleine B. Stern.
Published:	Boston : Northeastern University Press, c2002.
Description:	ix, 226 p. ; 24 cm.
Notes:	Includes index.
ISBN:	1555535135 (acid-free paper)
	1555535127 (pbk. : acid-free paper)
Subjects, general:	Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888 -- Political and social views -- Sources.
Subjects, general:	Literature and society -- United States -- History -- 19th century -- Sources.
	Social problems in literature -- Sources.
Other author(s),etc	Stern, Madeleine B., 1912-2007.
	Alcott, Louisa May, 1832-1888. Selections. 2002.
Format:	BK
Material type:	<Book>
Table of Contents	Acknowledgments
	Introduction -- Page 1
	1: Domestic Reform: Food, Drink, Dress, by Catharine Beecher, by Harriet Beecher Stowe -- Page 19
	American Woman’s Home -- Page 21
	L. M. Alcott’s Domestic Philosophy: Merry’s Museum -- Page 26
	L. M. Alcott on Food: Eight Cousins -- Page 27
	L. M. Alcott on Drink: Eight Cousins -- Page 29
	L. M. Alcott on Drink: "Jimmy’s Lecture," The Press Leaflets -- Page 30
	L. M. Alcott on Dress: An Old-Fashioned Girl -- Page 33
	L. M. Alcott on Dress: Eight Cousins -- Page 35
	2: Health and Alternative Medicine: Homeopathy, Phrenology, Mind Cure -- Page 37
	Organon of the Healing Art, by Samuel C. F. Hahnemann -- Page 39
	Synopsis of Phrenology and Physiology, by L. N. Fowler -- Page 41
	Trust in the Infinite, by Anna B. Newman -- Page 44
	L. M. Alcott on Homeopathy: Eight Cousins -- Page 46
	L. M. Alcott: "Lines to a Good Physician, From a Grateful Patient" -- Page 47
	Phrenological Examination of L. M. Alcott -- Page 48
	L. M. Alcott: Poem to Her Sister Anna Pratt -- Page 49
	Character Analysis of L. M. Alcott in Phrenological Journal -- Page 50
	L. M. Alcott on Mind Cure: Letters to Maggie Lukens -- Page 51
	L. M. Alcott on Mind Cure: Journal, 1885 -- Page 53
	"Miss Alcott on Mind-Cure": The Woman’s Journal -- Page 54
	3: Education: Moral, Intellectual, Physical -- Page 57
	Record of Mr. Alcott’s School, by Elizabeth Palmer Peabody -- Page 59
	Reports of the School Committee, and Superintendent of the Schools, by A. Bronson Alcott -- Page 63
	Catalogue and Circular of Dr. Dio Lewis’s Family School for Young Ladies, by Dio Lewis -- Page 66
	L. M. Alcott’s Pedagogical Credo: Little Men, An Old-Fashioned Girl, Eight Cousins, Jo’s Boys -- Page 69
	L. M. Alcott on the New Gymnastics: Letter to Louisa C. G. Bond -- Page 71
	L. M. Alcott: "The King of Clubs and the Queen of Hearts," The Monitor -- Page 72
	4: Communal Society: "The Newness" -- Page 75
	A. Bronson Alcott to Junius Alcott -- Page 77
	Bronson Alcott’s Fruitlands, by Clara Endicott Sears -- Page 79
	L. M. Alcott’s Journal: Fruitlands -- Page 83
	L. M. Alcott: "Transcendental Wild Oats," The Independent -- Page 87
	5: Antislavery and Abolition -- Page 103
	Vigilance Committee [Re: Anthony Burns], Americans, Freemen -- Page 105
	George and Mary Mauzy of Harpers Ferry to James and Eugenia Burton -- Page 106
	John Brown’s Speech before the Court -- Page 108
	Hannah Ropes, Civil War Nurse: The Diary and Letters of Hannah Ropes -- Page 110
	Some Recollections of the Antislavery Conflict, by Samuel Joseph May -- Page 113
	L. M. Alcott: "With a Rose, That Bloomed on the Day of John Brown’s Martyrdom," The Liberator -- Page 116
	L. M. Alcott to Anna Alcott -- Page 116
	L. M. Alcott to Anna Alcott Pratt -- Page 118
	L. M. Alcott to Edward J. Bartlett and Garth Wilkinson James -- Page 120
	L. M. Alcott to Alfred Whitman -- Page 121
	L. M. Alcott to Mr. Rand -- Page 123
	L. M. Alcott to Thomas Wentworth Higginson -- Page 123
	Hospital Sketches, by L. M. Alcott -- Page 125
	6: Woman’s Economic Role: Egalitarianism -- Page 137
	Woman in the Nineteenth Century, by Margaret Fuller -- Page 139
	"Petition of Abby May Alcott and Others to the Citizens of Massachusetts," Una -- Page 141
	Practical Illustration of "Woman’s Right to Labor"; or, A Letter from Marie E. Zakrzewska, M.D., ..., edited bCaroline H. Dall -- Page 142
	L. M. Alcott: "How I Went Out to Service," The Independent -- Page 144
	L. M. Alcott to James Redpath -- Page 145
	L. M. Alcott: "Happy Women," New York Ledger -- Page 146
	L. M. Alcott: Work: A Story of Experience -- Page 150
	L. M. Alcott to Maria S. Porter -- Page 152
	Rose in Bloom: A Sequel to "Eight Cousins", by L. M. Alcott -- Page 153
	7: Sex and Feminism -- Page 155
	Young Wife, by William Andrus Alcott -- Page 157
	Woman in the Nineteenth Century, by Margaret Fuller -- Page 161
	L. M. Alcott: "Taming a Tartar," Frank Leslie’s Illustrated Newspaper -- Page 162
	L. M. Alcott: "Woman’s Part in the Concord Celebration," Woman’s Journal -- Page 198
	8: Suffrage -- Page 203
	William Henry Channing to the Woman’s Rights Convention -- Page 205
	"Petition of Abby May Alcott and Others to the Citizens of Massachusetts," Una -- Page 209
	L. M. Alcott to Lucy Stone -- Page 211
	L. M. Alcott to The Woman’s Journal -- Page 214
	L. M. Alcott to the American Woman Suffrage Association -- Page 220
	Jo’s Boys, by L. M. Alcott -- Page 221
	Index -- Page 223

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