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Title: Three Unpublished Poems
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Release Date: February 28, 2009 [EBook #28218]
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We sometimes hear of one who nearly died of a broken heart but Bronson Alcott nearly died of a broken dream.
—Mrs. Helen Bell
Fruitlands Collection
There is a room upstairs in the old house at Fruitlands in Harvard, Massachusetts, where the visitors pause and look about them with a softening glance and often with visible emotion, as though they felt a sudden nearness to something infinitely intimate and personal. They have come to see the place where Bronson Alcott and the group of transcendentalists cut themselves off from the world in the spring of 1843 and tried to found a New Eden where Evil could find no entrance, and where all might share in common the peace of an industrious simple life, intermixed with study and close to the heart of Nature; a spiritual and intellectual center where mind and soul could
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