What was author Harriet Martineau's opinion of Fuller?
That Fuller was a talker rather than an activist
That Fuller was a bookworm
That Fuller was a visionary
That Fuller was her idol
Answer
Harriet Martineau thought Margaret Fuller was a talker rather than an activist. Martineau believed that Fuller did not take action on her beliefs, and instead simply talked about them. This was in contrast to Martineau's own beliefs, as she was a strong advocate for social reform and believed in taking action to make changes.
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