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The Dial was one of the most important magazines of the 19th century, featuring contributions from some of the most significant literary and philosophical voices of the time. Edited by the legendary trio of George Ripley, Margaret Fuller, and Ralph Waldo Emerson, The Dial was a forum for the exchange of radical ideas and literature that challenged the status quo. This collection of essays and articles provides a fascinating glimpse into the intellectual ferment of the era and the groundbreaking work of some of its most visionary thinkers.
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