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A sneak preview of "Margaret Fuller: Evolution of a Utopianist From Parlor Conversationalist To War Correspondent" to be shown on Saturday, May 27. This film is being shown at Fuller’s birth home in Cambridge Massachusetts at a party titled “Presenting Margaret Fuller” in light of the 207th anniversary of Fuller’s birth (May 23) and the 115th of the house’s dedication as a settlement house.

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