Woman in the Nineteenth Century

The major first-thus trap is the 1855 Boston edition from John P. Jewett — the first expanded and first posthumous edition, edited by Fuller's brother Arthur B. Fuller with material assembled by Horace Greeley, adding essays and extracts from Fuller's journals and letters, and issued in blind-stamped brown cloth. It is routinely offered as a "first edition" because it is the first appearance of the enlarged text, but it is a reprint-plus of the 1845 book and carries the "Ossoli" author form. Later Greenwood Press, Norton Critical, Dover Thrift and similar reissues are modern reprints. No book-club issue exists for a title of this date.