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...125 - 128 ; letter to Louisa, quoted, 134 . Alcott, Abba May, daughter, 135. Alcott, Anna, 2 , 61 , 135 ; birth of, 57 ; observations of, 62 , quoted, 131 , 133 . Alcott, Bronson, his attitude toward children, 1 ; and Emerson...

...Ellery Channing, 166; of Louisa Alcott, 203; of May Alcott, 381 . Black, Henry, 360...Anna, grandmother of Mrs. Alcott 8. Blakeslee, Deborah, 5...Broadway Journal," 460 . Bronson, Amos, 5, 8, 9. Bronson, Anna...

...formed so high an estimate of Bronson Alcotts talents and character...near London, and called it Alcott House. They also urged Mr. Alcott to visit them in England and...following letter was written by Bronson Alcott to his cousin Dr. William...

...for the appearance of the benign Alcott and the burly Brokmeyer in the...course of American thought. II. ALCOTT AMONG THE HEGELIANS The creation...membership of the Society would provide Amos Bronson Alcott of Concord, Massachusetts, with...

...Families in the Life and Art of Louisa May Alcott 1985 ; Cynthia Barton, Transcendental Wife: The Life of Abigail May Alcott 1996 . SHP Alcott, Amos Bronson 1799 1888 , LMAs father, Transcendentalist, education...

...research on the life of Louisa May Alcott because it had been pointed out by the literary critics that Alcott herself was the prototype of...her education. Her father, Amos Bronson Alcott (1799-1888), was an educator, philosopher...

...to revolutionize education, Alcott revolutionized the writing of...Especially in Little Women, Alcott peopled her stories with recognizable...Transcendentalist philosopher Amos Bronson Alcott (1799--1888). Though never financially...

...ahead, was Louisa May Alcott. Born on Nov. 29...of four daughters of Amos Bronson Alcott (born in 1799, also on Nov. 29...not well-educated, Amos Alcott had been a teacher...age 88, on March 4, 1888. His by then famous...

ALCOTT, BRONSON ol k t, al , kot, 1799 1888, American educational...Conn., as Amos Bronson Alcox. His meager...the success of Alcott House, a school...Curriculum, or Bronson Alcotts Library...Abigail May Alcott, by C. H. Barton...