Behmen, Jacob, 211, 392.
Belleforest, François de, 353.
Bentham, Jeremy, lviii.
Berkeley, George, xii, 210, 287 n.,
327, 338, 390.
Betterton, T., 141, 377.
Bewick, T., 201, 388.

Bible, 6-11, 264, 271, 272-3, 351.
Bickerstaff, Isaac, 139, 140, 377,
Birrell, A., lxxii, lxxiii.
Blackstone, Sir William, 157,
380.

Blackwood's Magazine, XXV-
xxvii, xxxvii, lxxi.

Blackwood, W., xxvii, 296, 413.
Blount, Martha, 121, 321, 324,
374.

Boccaccio, Giovanni, xliii, 12, 16,

127, 137, 268, 320, 343, 352,
408-9, 422.

Boileau, Nicolas, 124, 374.
Bolingbroke, Viscount, 127, 129,
190, 375.

Borgia, Lucretia, 329.

Boswell, J., 150-1, 303, 317, 321,
379, 414.

Bowles, W. L., xlv, xlvii, 211,

ernment and society, 179-82;
onesidedness, 182-3: prose
style, 184-9. 271 m, 345, 384;
212, 259, 284, 298, 325, 343-5,
411, 414-5-

Burleigh, Lord, 21, 356.
Burney, Fanny, 380, 383, 413, 417-
Burney, James; 304, 321, 416, 417.
Burney, Martin, 304, 321, 324,
328, 416-7.

Burns, Robert, xxxvi, 7.
Burton, Robert, 224, 397, 400.
Butler, Joseph, 210, 287, 299,
327, 385, 390.

Byron, Lord, xi, xxiii, xxvii n.,
xxxvi, xxxvii, xlv, liii, lviii-
lix, lxxi, 197, 203, 216, 236-50,
his self-centered nature con-
trasted with Scott's, 236-41;
his intensity, 241-3; his ro-
mances, 242; his tragedies,
243; his satire, 244-5; his
serio-comic style, 245-6; his
extravagance, 246-8; aristo-
cratic pride, 248; death in
Greece, 249-50; 393.

"Cain," 247.

Calamy, Edmund, 211, 391.
'Caleb Williams," 298.
"Camilla," 291, 413.
'Campaign, The," 268, 408.
Campbell, Thomas, xxxvii, xlv,
Iviii, 417-8.

Carlyle, T., xviii n., xxxi, li.
Cary, H. F., 353.
Castiglione, B., 12, 353.
"Catiline," II.

Cervantes, Miguel de, xiii, 97,
157-8, 347, 380, 430.
Chalmers, T., 263, 407.

Chantrey, Sir Francis, 294, 413.
Chapman, G., 2. 4. 11, 352.
Charron, P., 136 n., 376.
Chatham, Lord, 174-5, 177 n.,
188, 383.
Chatterton. T., 328.
Chaucer, Geoffrey, liii, lxxiii, 21,
32, 34-5. 40-2, 200, 267-8, 319-
21, 343. 408-9, 422.

Chester, John, 295-9.

Chesterton, G. K., xviii.
"Childe Harold," 242.
"Christabel," Ivii, 214, 395-
Chubb, T., 338, 427.
Cibber, Colley, 52.
Cicero, 12, 188-9.
Cimabue, 329, 331, 425-
Cinthio, Giraldi, 353-

Citizen of the World, 152-3, 379.
Clarendon, Earl of, 346, 430.
"Clarissa Harlowe," 168-9, 270.
Clarke, S., 210, 391.

Claude of Lorraine, 212, 264,
298 n., 303, 329.

Cobbett, W., Ivii, lxi-lxii, lxvii.
Coke, Sir Edward, 1, 350.
Coleridge, S. T., xiii, service to
English criticism, xxxviii-xl;
xlvii, lii, liii, liv, lviii-lix, lxi,
lxiii-lxiv, lxxi, 205-15, his in-
tellect, 205-7; extent of reading,
209-12; inactivity, 213; his
poetry, 213-4; his prose, 214-5;
compared with Southey, 216-8;
277-300; his preaching, 279-80;
kindness to Hazlitt, 280, 283,
286; appearance, 281; literary
opinions, 284-8, 298, 413-5;
conversation, 289, 301; manner
of reading, 292, 295; 303, 304-5,
310, 311, 341, 345, 356, 358, 359.
362, 363, 367, 368, 369, 371, 374,
381, 387, 408, 411.
Collins, W., 200.
Comedy, 96-8, 371.
Comedy of Errors," 1.
Comus," 32.

Congreve, W., 97, 371.
Connoisseur, The, 152, 342, 379.
"Coriolanus," II, 361.
Corneille, Pierre, 361.
Cornwall, Barry, xxxvi.
Correggio, 329, 425.

Corsair, The," 242.
Cotton, C., 138, 376.
"Count Fathom," 164-5.
Cowley, A., 138, 377.
Cowper, W., 109, 211, 297.
Crabbe, G., xxxvii, lviii-lix.

Crebillon, Claude, 155, 212, 380.

44

the Admira-

Crichton, James,
ble," 326, 424.
Croker, J. W., 212, 393.
Croly, George, xxxvii.
Cromwell, Oliver, 324.
Cudworth, R., 210, 390.
Cumberland, R., 365.
Curran, J. P., 310, 418.
"Cymbeline," lv, 50-9.

Dante, xliii, 12, 48, 112, 114, 200,

243, 271, 273-5, 320, 353, 425.
D'Avenant, W., 407.
Davidson, John, lxxiii n.
Davies, Sir John, 21.

Davy, Sir Humphry, 342, 368,

De Quincey, T., xxxii, lxvii, 387.
Dobell, Bertram, 398.
Domenichino, 296, 413.
"Don Juan," 245, 246 n.

Donne, J., 303, 318-9, 416.

66

Don Quixote," 164, 330, 337,
346, 381.

Douce, F., 306, 418.
Drake, Sir Francis, 1, 350.
Drake, Nathan, 17, 354-
Drummond, William, of Haw-
thornden, 326, 424.

Dryden, J., xxxiii, xxxiv, 107,

127, 200, 268, 303, 323.
Du Bartas, G., 12, 353.
Duns Scotus, 211, 328, 392.
Durfey, Tom, 141, 377.
Dyer, G., 313, 419.

Eachard, John, 157, 380.

Edgeworth, Maria, xxxvi.

Edinburgh Review, xi, xv, xxxv,
xxxvi, xxxviii, xlvi,

lxxii.

Edwards, Jonathan, 327, 424.

lxxi,

"Faërie Queene," xlvii, xlviii,
13, 356, 357.

Fairfax, Edward, 11.
Farquhar, George, 343.
Fawcett, J., xii, 385.
Fichte, J. G., 212, 394.
Field, Barron, 324, 420.
Fielding, H., xiii, xlii, lvii, 156-
65, 167, 224, 298, 303, 324, 380,
415.

Fletcher, John, 4, 16, 17, 354-
Ford, John, lvi.

Foster, John, xxxv n.

Fox, C. J., 177 n., 188, 298, 385.
Francis, Sir Philip, 393.
Friend, The, 215, 396.
Froissart, Jean, 346, 430.
Froude, J. A., xxxiii.
Fuller, T., 224, 346, 400.
Fuseli, H., 145, 310, 378.

Garrick, D., 151, 324-5, 420.
Gay, J., 224, 303, 328, 401.
Geoffrey of Monmouth, 353-
George Barnwell," 365.
Gessner, S., 413.

Ghirlandaio, 212, 329, 331, 394.
Gibbon, Edward, xxxv, 224.
Gifford, W., xxxviii.
"Gil Blas," 303, 337, 381.
Giorgione, 329, 425.

Giotto, 212, 329, 331. 394.
Godwin, W., xi, xiii, xv, lxvii,
212, 226, 284-5, 300, 311, 326,
383, 393, 396.

Hart. W In relation to his
age, x-xti: early environment
and reading. xi- nterest
in metaphysics, xii-xv, as a
pamter xi-xiv: beginnings of
authorship. xiv: introduenen to
journalism. XV: as in essayist,
x. his para fox, xii-xx:
emotional warmth, TX-XX:
cutward unhappiness X-IC:
sentiment for the past. xxn-
xx: attachment to political
principles, xxii-xxv: literary-
political quarrels. xx-xxx:
embittered feelings, xxix-xxx.
Carlyle's judgment, xxxi; as
an essayist, xxxii-xxx; as a
critic, xxxix ff; debt to Cole-
ridge, xxxix-xl and notes
passim; union of taste and

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1. n "NICITY an metre. 1.
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ms comtemporres.
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his rise strie, lix-ixixon die-
ton. ixvi . ase of quota-
thens. xix: niuence. Ixix-
xx: his view of English
character, DAD. 'n progress
in the arts, 22, 358, Friendship
with Lamo. 308-200, 457: meet-
ing with Cleridge and its ef-
fects
u

sit W. G. xr n
Heaven and Earth,' 213.
Hene, Heinrich, lv, Lxx
Henley Ernest. XXXIIL
Henry VL 35

Hert ri, C. H. xiii n
Hested. It

Heywood. T. 2 4 3-0 422
Hobces. T. XIL XV, 27. 38. 424
Feby T. 353

Horth W, 158, 212, 225, 303
324-382

Holcro, T., 25, 300, 304-5, 471,

Heinshed, Ralph, 13, 346, 353-4