Chapter XVIII: Part 18

_Lawton Girl, The_, 225

_Lay of Fort St. John, The_, 227

_Lay of the Last Minstrel_, 255

_Lay of the Scotch Fiddle_, 255

_Layman’s Study of the English Bible, A_, 396

_Lays of My Home and Other Poems_, 300

_Lays of the Heart_, 265

_Lazarre_, 228

Lazarus, Emma, 446

Lea, Henry C., 114, 440

_Leap for Life, A_, 256

Lear, Edward, 350

_Leather Stocking and Silk_, etc., 171

_Leatherstocking Tales, The_, 126

_Leavenworth Case, The_, 208

_Leaves of Grass_, 308, 309, 310, 311

_Lectures and Miscellanies_, 342

_Led-Horse Claim, The_, 220, 447

Lee, Hannah F., 158

Leech, John, 192

Legare, Hugh S., 450

_Légende des Siècles, La_, 305

_Legends and Lyrics_, 269

_Legends of New England in Prose and Verse_, 299

Leggett, William, 145

_Legitime und die Republikaner, Der_, 144

_Leisure Hours_, 252

Leland, Charles Godfrey, 314-5, 351, 443

Leonard, Daniel, 44

_Lesson in Love, A_, 205

_Lesson of the Master, The_, etc., 194

_Letter Written by a Foreigner_, etc., 52

_Letters from a Farmer_, etc., 57-9

_Letters from an American Farmer_, etc., 84

_Letters from Palmyra_, 160

_Letters from under a Bridge_, 333

_Letters of the British Spy_, 365

Lewis, Charles Bertrand, 355, 356

Lewis, Matthew Gregory, 116, 156, 272

Lewis, Merriwether, 83

_Liberator, The_, 454

_Liberty Song_, 60

_Liberty Tree, The_, 136

_Library of American Literature, A_, 317, 452

Lieber, Francis, 402-3

Liebig, Justus, Baron von, 432

_Life and Death of John of Barneveld, The_, etc., 108

_Life and Sayings of Mrs. Partington_, 354

_Life in Texas_, 144

_Life in the New World_, etc., 144

_Life of Mahomet and his Successors_, 93, 324

_Life of the Spirit in the Modern English Poets_, 340

Lincoln, Abraham, 102, 197, 198, 212, 245, 309, 312, 316, 317, 318,
336, 351, 360, 373, 374, 375-7, 378, 392, 405

_Lincoln’s Grave_, 274

Linn, John Blair, 251, 436

Linnæus, 36

_Linwoods, The_, etc., 133

_Lion’s Cub, with Other Verse, The_, 316

_Lippinecott’s Magazine_, 273, 446

_Literati of New York, The_, 152, 327, 439

_Literary and Historical Miscellanies_, 101

_Literary History of America_, 339

_Literary History of the American Revolution_, 339

_Literary Magazine, The_, 118

_Literary Magazine and American Register, The_, 436

_Literary Portraits_, 439

_Literary Recollections_, 300

_Literary Recreations_, 325

_Literary World, The_, 450

_Literature of the Age of Elizabeth_, 339

_Little Centennial Lady, A_, 206

_Little Genius, The_, 438

_Little Ike Templin_, 185

_Little Jarvis_, 235

_Little Journey in the World, A_, 203, 444

_Little Lord Fauntleroy_, 201

_Little Men_, etc., 184

_Little Norsk, A_, etc., 229

_Little Regiment, The_, 230

_Little Renault_, 228

_Little Rivers_, 340

_Little Shepherd of Kingdom Come, The_, 234

_Little Tour in France, A_, 342

_Little Women_, 184

_Lively Adventures of Gavin Hamilton, The_, 235-6

Livingston, Edward, 362

Livingston, William, 63, 435

Lloyd, Nelson, 236

Locke, David Ross, 351

Locke, John, 11, 70

_Locke Amsden_, etc., 159

Lockhart, J. G., 256

Lodge, Henry Cabot, 449

Logan, A. M., 189, 190

London, Jack, 235

_Long Islander, The_, 308

Longfellow, Henry Wadsworth, 97, 135, 161-2, 169, 243, 245, 246, 266,
267, 275-83, 284, 287, 289, 293, 297, 301, 306, 323, 325-6,
334, 337, 344, 372, 438, 439, 440, 441, 443, 445, 449

Longfellow, Samuel, 266, 383

Longinus, 243

Longstreet, Augustus B., 146

Longworth, David, 437

_Looking Backward_, etc., 206

_Los Gringos_, etc., 166

Loshe, Lillie Deming, 115

_Lost Man’s Lane_, 208

Lothrop, Amy. See Warner, Anna B.

_Lotus Eating_, 332

_Louisiana_, 201

Lounsbury, Thomas Raynesford, 131, 339

_Love in Idleness_, 205

_Love in Old Cloathes_, 219

_Love of Parson Lord, The_, 225

Lowell, James Russell, 129, 163, 175, 192, 198, 230, 267, 276, 280,
283-90, 296, 297, 306, 318, 322, 325, 330, 336, 337, 344,
347, 348, 350, 353, 369, 441, 444, 445, 446, 449

Lowell, Percival, 283, 445

Lowell, Robert Traill Spence, 175

_Luck of Roaring Camp, The_, 188, 313

_Lucy Hardinge_, 126

_Lucy Hosmer_, 159

Lundy, Benjamin, 300

Luska, Sidney. See Harland, Henry.

_Lyrical and Other Poems_, 269

_Lyrical Ballads_, 242, 243, 252, 257

Lytton. See Bulwer.

M

_Mabel Martin_, 300

_Mabel Vaughan_, 172

Mabie, Hamilton Wright, 341

McCabe, W. Gordon, 440

Macaulay, T. B., 101

_McClure’s Magazine_, 448

McCosh, James, 380, 393, 396-7

McCutcheon, George Barr, 236

Macdonald, Sir John, 83

McGee, W. J., 408

McIntosh, Maria J., 163

McKelway, St. Clair, 453

McLellan, Isaac, 438

McMaster, John B., 113, 114, 115

MacPherson, James, 250, 308

_McTeague_, 231

_McVeys, The_, 212

_Madame Delia’s Expectations_, 187

_Madame Delphine_, 210

_Madelon_, 225

Madison, James, 112, 114, 117, 363, 367, 368, 377

_Madonna of the Future, The_, 193

_Mæviad_, 250

_Maggie, a Girl of the Streets_, 230

_Magnalia Christi Americana_, etc., 25

Magruder, Allan B., 401

Mahomet, 93, 324

_Mail, The_ (New York), 453

_Mail and Express, The_, 315

_Main-Travelled Roads_, 229

_Main Truck, The_, 256

_Maine Woods, The_, 330

_Malbone, an Oldport Romance_, 187

Malory, Sir Thomas, 358

_Mammon of Unrighteousness, The_, 203

_Man in the Case, The_, 191

_Man without a Country, The_, 168, 337

_Manassas_, 235

_Mannerings, The_, 224

Manrique, 278

_Manual of American Literature, A_, 379

_Manufacturer’s Daughter, A_, 226

_Manuscript Found in a Bottle, A_, 151

Marble, Manton, 453

_Marble Faun, The_, 116, 137, 138, 143

March, Francis Andrew, 409, 416-17

_Marcia_, 206

_Marco Bozzaris_, 254

_Mardi, and a Voyage Thither_, 164-5

_Margaret, a Tale of the Real and Ideal_, 163-4

_Margaret Percival in America_, 167

_Margaret Warrener_, 224

_Marietta, a Maid of Venice_, 217

_Marion Darche_, 216

_Marjorie Daw, and Other Stories_, 181

_Marked Personal_, 208

_Market Place, The_, 225

_Marmaduke Wyvil_, 157

_Married in Haste_, 173

_Married, Not Mated_, 168

_Married or Single_, 133

Marryat, Frederick, 256

_Marse Chan_, 222

_Marséna, and Other Stories_, 225

Marsh, George Perkins, 415

_Marsh Island, A_, 205

_Marshes of Glynn, The_, 274

Marshall, John, 90-1, 361-2, 370, 400-1

Marston, Philip Bourke, 446

_Martin Faber_, etc., 148

_Martin Merrivale_, 171

Martineau, Harriet, 170

_Maruja_, 189

Marvel, Ik. See Mitchell, Donald G.

_Mary had a little lamb_, 439

_Marzio’s Crucifix_, 216

_Masque of Judgment, The_, 319

_Masque of the Gods, The_, 306

_Massachusetts Magazine, The_, 435

_Massachusetts Quarterly Review, The_, 450

_Master of Silence, The_, 234

_Mate of the Daylight, The_, etc., 205

Mather, Cotton, 23-6, 28, 339

Mather, Increase, 23-4

Mather, Richard, 22-3, 24

Mather, Samuel, 26

Mathews, Cornelius, 160-1

Matthews, Brander, 239, 340

_Maud Muller_, 300, 301, 302

Maupassant, Guy de, 219

Maury, Matthew Fontaine, 429, 440

_May-Day_, 293

_May Martin_, etc., 159

Mayer, Julius Robert, 432

Mayo, William Starbuck, 166

_Mea Culpa_, 222

_Meadow-Grass_, 224

_Meat out of the Eater_, etc., 21-2

Medill, Joseph, 454

_Mellichampe: a Legend of the Santee_, 148

Melville, Herman, 164-5, 169, 263, 444

_Memoirs of Carwin, the Biologist_, 436

_Mercedes, and Later Lyrics_, 316

_Mercedes of Castile_, 130

_Mere Literature_, etc., 340, 408

Meredith, George, 357, 358

_Merrimac, The_, 302

_Merry Chanter, The_, 209, 447

_Merry Mount_, etc., 162

_Method of the Divine Government, Physical and Moral_, 396

_Mettle of the Pasture, The_, 229

_M’Fingal_, 56-7, 248, 346

_Midge, The_, 219

_Midshipman Paulding_, 235

_Midsummer Madness, A_, 205

_Miles Wallingford_, 126

Mill, John Stuart, 395

Miller, Charles W. E., 418

Miller, Cincinnatus Hiner, 313-4

Miller, Joaquin. See Miller, C. H.

Miller, Olive Thorne, 341

_Millionaire of Rough and Ready, A_, 189

Milton, John, 17, 135, 240, 245, 271, 282, 284, 290, 312, 316

Mims, Edwin, 274

_Mingo_, etc., 214, 352

_Minister’s Charge, The_, 200

_Minister’s Wooing, The_, 170

Minot, G. R., 92

_Minute Book, The_, 438

_Miriam_, 173

_Miriam, and Other Poems_, 300

_Miss Bagg’s Secretary_, 224

_Miss Gilbert’s Career_, 174

_Miss Ludington’s Sister_, etc., 206

_Miss Ravenel’s Conversion_, 175

_Missionary Sheriff, The_, 226

_Missy_, 176

_Mr. Absalom Bilingslea_, etc., 185

_Mr. and Mrs. Bowser_, 356

_Mr. Barnes of New York_, 226

_Mr. Billy Downs and His Likes_, 185

_Mr. Fortner’s Marital Claims_, etc., 185

_Mr. Isaacs_, 215

_Mr. Keegan’s Elopement_, 234

_Mr. Potter of Texas_, 226

_Mr. Rutherford’s Children_, 169

_Mr. Tommy Dove_, etc., 227

_Mrs. Cliff’s Yacht_, 209

_Mrs. Knollys, and Other Stories_, 218

_Mrs. Peixada_, 222

_Mrs. Skagg’s Husbands_, 189

Mitchell, Donald G., 167, 333, 334

Mitchell, Isaac, 121-2

Mitchell, Silas Weir, 185-6, 446, 447

_Moby Dick_, etc., 165, 169

_Modern Chivalry_, etc., 117

_Modern Instance, A_, 199, 447

_Modern Mephistopheles, A_, 184

_Mogg Megone_, 300

_Moll Pitcher_, 299

_Monaldi_, 163

_Money-Diggers, The_, 123

_Money Magic_, 230

_Moneypenny_, etc., 161

_Monk, The_, 116

Monroe, James, 368

_Monsieur Beaucaire_, 233

_Monster, and Other Stories, The_, 230

Montaigne, M., 291

_Montcalm and Wolfe_, 110

Montesquieu, 70

_Monthly Magazine and American Review, The_, 435

_Monthly Review, The_, 82

_Monumenta Germaniæ Historica_, 98

_Moods_, 184

Moody, William Vaughan, 319

Moore, Frank, 379

Moore, Thomas, 265, 268, 269

_Moosehead Journal, A_, 444

_Moralism and Christianity_, 342

More, Paul Elmer, 341-2, 451, 452

Morell, Benjamin, 151

Morgan, Lewis Henry, 409, 411-12

_Morgesons, The_, 178, 180

_Moriah’s Mourning_, 231

_Morning Post, The_ (Philadelphia), 209

Morris, George P., 255-6, 438

Morris, Gouverneur, 362, 436

Morse, James H., 120, 129, 178

Morse, Samuel F. B., 127, 448

_Mortal Antipathy, A_, 180

_Morte d’Arthur_, 358

Morton, Sarah W., 250

_Morton, oder Die grosse Tour_, 144

_Morton’s Hope_, etc., 162

_Mose Evans_, 185

_Moss-Side_, 173

_Mosses from an Old Manse_, 136, 140

_Mother of Pearl_, 177

Motley, John Lothrop, 96, 97, 99, 107-9, 110, 111, 162, 333, 445

_Mountain of the Lovers, The_, etc., 269

_Mountain-White Heroine, A_, 181

M. Quad. See Lewis, C. B.

Muhlenberg, Henry Ernst, 384-5

Muhlenberg, Henry Melchior, 384

Muhlenberg, William Augustus, 383

Mulford, Elisha, 407

_Munsey’s Magazine_, 448

Murfree, Mary Noailles, 207-8, 212, 228, 238

Murray, Lindley, 413-4

_Music and Poetry_, 344

_Music Grinders_, 347

_Music Lesson of Confucius, The_, etc., 315

_My Double and How He Undid Me_, 168

_My Lady Paramount_, 222

_My Old Kentucky Home_, 319

_My Opinions and Betsy Bobbet’s_, 349

_My Southern Friends_, 181

_My Study Fire_, 341

_My Study Windows_, 336

_My Summer in a Garden_, 334, 348

_My Thirty Years Out of the Senate_, 350

_My Uncle Florimond_, 222

_My Wife and I_, 171

_My Winter on the Nile_, 334

Myers, E., 261

Myers, Peter Hamilton, 165

_Mysteries of Udolpho, The_, 116

_Mystery of Metropolisville, The_, 196

_Mystery of Witch-Face Mountain, The_, 208

_Myths and Myth Makers_, 398

N

_Nadowessiers Totenlied_, 84

_Nameless Nobleman, A_, 223

_Nantucket Idyl, A_, 206

Napoleon, 386

_Narrative and Critical History of America_, 112

_Narrative of Arthur Gordon Pym, The_, 151, 154

_Narrative of Four Voyages to the South Seas and Pacific, A_, 151

Naseby, Petroleum Vesuvius. See Locke, D. R.

Nast, Thomas, 405

_Nathan der Squatter Regulator_, 144

_Nation, The_ (Mulford’s), 407

_Nation, The_, 122, 199, 207, 342, 450-1

_National Anti-Slavery Standard, The_, 286, 454

_National Enquirer, The_, 300

_National Era, The_ (Washington), 169, 301, 454

_National Lyrics_, 300

_National Quarterly Review, The_, 450

_Native of Winby, and Other Tales, A_, 205

_Natural Selection_, 219

_Nature_, 328

_Nature and Elements of Poetry, The_, 317, 344

_Nature and the Supernatural_, 387

_Naulahka, The_, 221

Navarrete, de, M. F., 93, 94

Neal, John, 124-5, 253, 437

_Neal’s Saturday Gazette_, 349

_Neighbour Jackwood_, 171

_Neighbourly Poems_, 318

Nelson, Henry Loomis, 445

_Nemesis_, 173

Nevil, S., 435

_New American Magazine, The_, 435

_New England Galaxy, The_, 134

_New England Magazine, The_, 298, 439, 448

_New England Nun, A._, etc., 224

_New England Tale, A_, 132

_New Englander, The_, 450

_New Home, A; Who’ll Follow?_ 162

_New Mirror, The_, 438

_New Priest of Conception Bay, The_, 175

_New Timothy, The_, 185

_New World, The_, 442-3

_New World and the New Book, The_, 337

_New York Literary Gazette, The_, 438

_New York Magazine, The_, 435

_New York Mirror, The_, 144, 438, 439

_New York Quarterly Review, The_, 450

_New York Review, The_, 259, 450

_New York Review and Athenæum Magazine, The_, 438

_New York Tribune, The_, 270, 304, 305, 317, 319, 332

_New York World, The_, 315

Newcomb, Simon, 445

Newell, Robert Henry, 351

Newman, Francis, 260

Newton, Isaac, Sir, 427

_Next Door_, 224

_Nibelungen_, 308

_Nicholas Minturn_, 174

Nicholson, Meredith, 236

_Nick of the Woods_, etc., 158, 178

_Nights with Uncle Remus_, 214, 352

_Nimport_, 204

_Nina Gordon_, 170

_No Gentleman_, 224

_No Heroes_, 204

Noble, James A., 180

_Norman Leslie_, 158

Norris, Frank, 230-1

_North American Quarterly Magazine, The_, 439

_North American Review, The_, 98, 104, 135, 258, 278, 287, 336, 395,
424

_North American Review and Miscellaneous Journal, The_, 449

_North and South_, etc., 144

Norton, Charles Eliot, 230, 276, 280, 336-7, 338, 378, 445, 449

_Norton’s Rest_, 173

_Norwich Tribune, The_, 317

_Norwood_, etc., 186-7

_Notes of Travel and Study in Italy_, 337

Nott, Eliphalet, 380

_Novel, What It Is, The_, 343

_November Boughs_, 310, 343

Noyes, George Rapall, 381

Nye, Bill. See Nye, Edgar W.

Nye, Edgar Wilson, 345, 355, 356

O

_O Captain! My Captain!_ 309

_O Mother of a Mighty Race_, 260

_Oak Mot_, 185

Oakes, Urian, 20-1

O’Brien, Fitz-James, 177, 239

Occidente, Maria del. See Brooks, Maria Gowen.

O’Connor, W. D., 309

_Octopus, The_, 231

Odell, Jonathan, 46, 346

Ogden, Rollo, 452

_Ogeechee Cross-Firings_, 185

_Old and New_, 447, 450

_Old Bay Psalm Book_, 23

_Old Bullion._ See Benton, Thomas Hart.

_Old Chester Tales_, 227

_Old Creole Days_, 210

_Old Dominion, The_, 236

_Old-Fashioned Girl, An_, 184

_Old-Fashioned Roses_, 318

_Old Folks at Home_, 319

_Old Gentleman of the Black Stock, The_, etc., 222

_Old Hicks the Guide_, 166

_Old Homestead, The_, 173

_Old Ironsides_, 295

_Old Kaskaskia_, 228

_Old Maid’s Paradise, An_, 191

_Old Mark Langston_, 185

_Old Oaken Bucket, The_, 255, 438

_Old Portraits and Modern Sketches_, 325

_Old Régime, The_, 110

_Old Songs and New_, 275

_Old Stone House, The_, 191

_Old Swimmin’-Hole, The_, etc., 318

_Old Times in Middle Georgia_, 185

_Old Town by the Sea, An_, 344

_Oldport Days_, 187

_Oldtown Folks_, 170, 350

_Olio_, 251

Olney, Richard, 445

_Omoo_, etc., 164

_On a Bust of Dante_, 267

_On Critics and Criticism_, 327

_On New Found River_, 222

_On the Border_, 181

_On the Frontier_, 189

_On the Wing of Occasions_, 214

Onderdonk, Henry Ustick, 383

Onderdonk, J. L., 264, 268, 321

_One of My Sons_, 208

_One Summer_, 204

_Open Door, The_, 204

_Open-Eyed Conspiracy, An_, 200

_Opinions of a Philosopher, The_, 221

_Oregon Trail, The_, 110, 440

O’Reilly, John Boyle, 319

_Original Letters of Ferdinand and Elizabeth, The_, 121

_Original Poems_, 250

_Ormond_, etc., 118, 119-20

_Orpheus C. Kerr Papers_, 351

_Orphic Sayings_, 442

_Orthodoxy, its Truths and Errors_, 331

_Osawatomie Brown_, 317

Osborn, Henry F., 423

Osgood, Francis S., 266

Ossian, 250, 308

Ossoli, Countess. See Fuller, Sarah M.

_Othello_, 163

_Other Fellow, The_, 228

_Other House, The_, 194, 195

Otis, James, 44, 48-9, 60, 90, 115, 360

_Our Hundred Days in Europe_, 333

_Our Lady Vanity_, 206

_Our Old Home_, 137, 139, 342

_Out of His Head_, 181

_Out of the Hurly Burly_, 355

_Outcasts of Poker Flat, The_, 188

_Outdoor Papers_, 337

_Outlook, The_, 341

_Outrageous Fortune_, 204

_Outre-Mer_, 278, 326, 334

_Over the Tea-Cups_, 333

_Overland_, 175

_Overland Monthly, The_, 188, 190, 447

_Ovid_, 4, 263

Owen, Richard, Sir, 423

Owen, Robert, 385

P

_P. A. and P. I. or Samanthy at the Centennial_, 349

Packard, Alpheus Spring, 421-2

_Pactolus Prime_, 211

_Pagans, The_, 212

Page, C. H., 301, 321

Page, Thomas Nelson, 222, 228, 239, 445

Page, Walter H., 446

_Pages from an Odd Volume of Life_, 333

Paine, Robert Treat, 249, 250

Paine, Thomas, 58, 60, 63-6, 435

_Pains of Memory_, 250

_Palace of Art_, 243

Palfrey, F. W., 104

Palfrey, John Gorham, 104, 449

Palmer, Ray, 383

_Pampinea, and Other Poems_, 316

_Pan in Wall Street_, 318

_Papers on Literature and Art_, 331

Park, Edwards Amasa, 381, 384

Parker, Theodore, 331, 387-8, 442, 450

Parkman, Francis, 89, 96, 99, 107, 109-11, 113, 440

Parley, Peter. See Goodrich, S. G.

Parsons, Theophilus, 438

Parsons, Thomas W., 266-7

_Partial Portraits_, 342

Partington, Mrs. See Shillaber, B. P.

_Partingtonian Patchwork_, 354

_Partisan, The_, 148

_Partisan Leader, The_, 146

Parton, James, 333-4

_Passage to India_, 310

_Passages from American Note-Books_, 137

_Passages from English Note-Books_, 137

_Passages from French and Italian Note-Books_, 137

_Passe Rose_, 220

_Passionate Pilgrim, A_, 193

_Patent Philtre, A_, 221

_Pathfinder, The_, 126, 129

_Patience Sparhawk and Her Times_, 234

_Patient Strong’s Outings_, 182

_Patriot, The_, 307

_Paul Fane_, etc., 173

_Paul Felton_, 132, 438

_Paul Patoff_, 216, 445

Paulding, James Kirke, 123-4, 255, 256, 369, 437, 439, 440, 441, 451

Payne, John Howard, 255

Payne, Will, 236

Peabody, Andrew, 439, 449

Peabody, Oliver, 449

Peabody, William, 439, 449

Peacock, Thomas Love, 120

_Pearce Amerson’s Will_, 185

_Pearl of Orr’s Island, The_, 170

Peck, Harry Thurston, 448

_Peculiar_, etc., 163

Peirce, Benjamin, 427

_Pembroke_, 225

_Pencillings by the Way_, 333

_Penelope’s Progress_, 234, 446

_Penelope’s Suitors_, 204

_Pennsylvania Freeman, The_, 286, 300

_Pennsylvania Magazine, The_, 435

Percival, James Gates, 264

_Père Antoine’s Date Palm_, 181

_Perfect Adonis, A_, 176

_Perfect Life, The_, 331

Perkins, Eli, 345

Perrin, Bernadotte, 417

Perry, Arthur Latham, 407

Perry, Bliss, 340, 446

Persius, 418

_Personal Recollections of Joan of Arc, The_, 358, 444

_Peter Piper_, 255

_Peter Rugg, the Missing Man_, 134

_Peter the Great_, 447

Peters, Richard, 43

Peters, Samuel, 81-2

_Peterson’s Magazine_, 172, 349, 443

_Phases of an Inferior Planet_, 236

Phelps, Austin, 190

_Philip and His Wife_, 227, 446

_Philip Nolan’s Friends_, 168

_Philistines, The_, 212

Phillips, David Graham, 236

Phillips, Wendell, 373, 454

Phillips, Willard, 449

_Philo_, 266

_Philosophy of Composition, The_, 270, 327

_Philoteah_, 133

_Phœbe_, 176+

_Phyllis of the Sierras, A_, 189

_Piazza Tales, The_, 165

_Picayune, The_ (New Orleans), 210

Pickard, S. T., 298

Pickering, Charles, 411

_Picture of St. John, The_, 306

Pierce, Franklin, 137

Pierpont, John, 264-5

_Pierre, or The Ambiguities_, 165

_Pietro Ghisleri_, 216

Pike, Albert, 268, 438

_Pike County Ballads_, 319

_Pilot, The_, 126, 129

Pindar, 294, 418

_Pink and White Tyranny_, 171

Pinkney, Edward C., 268

Pinkney, William, 363

_Pioneer, The_, 285

_Pioneers, The_, 124, 126, 129

_Pioneers of France in the New World, The_, 110

_Pipes o’ Pan at Zekesbury_, 318

_Pirate Gold_, 218

_Pit, The_, 231

Pitt, William. See Chatham, Earl of.

_Plain Talks on Familiar Subjects_, 335-6

_Playing the Mischief_, 175

Poe, Edgar Allan, 120, 125, 149, 149-157, 158, 177, 239, 243, 263,
266, 268, 269, 270-2, 322, 326-7, 340, 439, 440, 441, 443

_Poems of Nature_, 300

_Poems of the Orient_, 306

_Poems Written during the Progress of the Abolition Movement in
America_, 300

_Poet at the Breakfast Table, The_, 333

_Poetic Principle, The_, 327

_Poets of America_, 344

_Poganuc People_, 171

_Political Barometer, The_, 122

_Pomona’s Travels_, 209

_Poor Margaret Dwy_, 252

_Poor Richard’s Almanac_, 278

Pope, Alexander, 241, 243, 248, 250, 260, 287, 296, 346

_Popular Science Monthly, The_, 214, 392, 433

_Porcupiniad, The_, 251

_Port Folio, The_, 436

Porter, Noah, 380, 393, 396

Porter, T. O., 441

_Portico, The_, 437

_Portion of Labour, The_, 225, 444

_Portland Gazette, The_, 277

_Portland Magazine, The_, 172

_Portrait of a Lady, The_, 193, 445

_Post Captain, The_, 121

Postl, Carl, 143-5

_Potiphar Papers, The_, 332, 444

Powell, John Wesley, 409, 412

_Power of Maternal Piety, The_, 266

_Power of Solitude, The_, 250

_Powers of Genius, The_, 436

_Pragmatism_, 342, 398

_Prairie, The_, 129

_Prairie Folks_, 229

_Precaution_, 126

_Prelude, The_, 258

Prentice, George D., 454

_Preparation and Delivery of Sermons_, 389

Prescott, William Hickling, 89, 96, 99, 101, 104-7, 108, 109, 110,
111, 276, 449

Preston, Margaret, 274-5

_Pretty Sister of José, The_, 201

_Pretty Story, A_, 50

_Primes and Their Neighbours, The_, 185

Prince, Thomas, 28, 89

_Prince and the Pauper, The_, 358

_Prince Deukalion_, 306

_Prince of India, The_, 202

_Princess, The_, 183

_Princess Aline, The_, 233

_Princess Casamassima, The_, 193, 195

_Princeton Review, The_, 382

_Principia_, 427

_Prisoner of the Border, The_, 165

_Prisoner of Zenda, The_, 233

_Prisoners of Hope_, 236

_Problem, The_, 442

_Probus_, 160

_Professor at the Breakfast Table_, 333

_Professor’s Story, The._ See _Elsie Venner_.

_Prometheus_, 264

_Prometheus Unbound_, 269

_Prophet, The_, 306

_Prophet of the Great Smoky Mountains, The_, 208

_Prose Writers of Germany_, 381

_Protégée of Jack Hamlin’s, A_, 189

_Proud Miss MacBride, The_, 263

Proud, Robert, 92, 118

_Prudence Palfrey_, 181, 445

_Prue and I_, 173, 444

_Psalm of the West_, 273

_Public Occurrences_, 31

_Puck_, 218

_Pudd’nhead Wilson_, 447

Pulitzer, Joseph, 453

_Punch_, 192, 355

_Puritan Politics in England and New England_, 337

Putnam, F. W., 421

Putnam, George H., 444

Putnam, George P., 443, 444

_Putnam’s Monthly_, 444-5, 448, 451

_Putnam’s Monthly Magazine_, 161, 173, 174, 373, 441, 444

Q

Quad, M. See Lewis, C. B.

_Quad’s Odds_, 356

_Quality of Mercy, The_, 200

_Queechy_, 169

_Queen Money_, 205

_Queen of Sheba, The_, 181-2

_Queen of the Swamp, The_, etc., 228

_Queen Titania_, 203

_Queen’s Twin, The_, etc., 205

_Queries of Highest Consideration_, 15

Quincy, Edmund, 444

Quincy, Josiah, Jr., 360, 363

_Quodlibet_, etc., 147

R

_Rachel Dyer_, 124

_Raciad, The_, 268

Radcliffe, Anne, 116, 156, 272

_Ragged Lady_, 200

_Railroad Guide, The_, 356

_Raisifi’s Daughter_, 209

_Ralstons, The_, 217

_Ramona_, 144, 211

Ramsay, David, 90, 92

Randolph, John, 369

_Rangers, The_; _or_ _The Tory’s Daughter_, 159

Ranke, von, Leopold, 98, 103

_Ranson’s Folly_, 233

_Raven, The_, 152, 270

Ravien, Christian, 33

Raymond, Henry J., 452

Read, Thomas B., 297, 439

_Reader, The_, 448

_Real Thing, The_, etc., 194

_Real World, The_, 234

_Rebels, The_, 133

_Recollections of the Last Ten Years_, 133

_Red Badge of Courage, The_, 230

_Red Jacket_, 254, 364

_Red Republic, The_, 233

_Red Rock_, etc., 222

_Red Rover, The_, 126

_Redburn, His First Voyage_, 165

_Redskins, The_; _or_ _Indian and Injin_, 128

_Redwood_, 132

Reed, Edward B., 122

_Reflections of a Married Man, The_, 221

Reid, Mayne, 144

_Reign of Law, The_, 229

_Reigning Belle, The_, 173

_Rejected Wife, The_, 173

_Religion of Israel, The_, 383

_Religious Aspect of Evolution, The_, 397

_Religious Aspect of Philosophy, The_, 399

_Remarkable Providences_, 24

Renan, Joseph Ernest, 385

_Representative Men_, 328

_Republic of God, The_, 407

_Republican, The_ (Springfield), 453

_Republican Crisis, The_, 122

_Resignation_, 443

_Reverberator, The_, 194

_Reveries of a Bachelor_, 167, 334

_Revolt of a Daughter, The_, 206

_Revue des Deux Mondes, La_, 447

_Reynard the Fox_, 214

Rhodes, James Ford, 89, 114

_Rhymes of Childhood_, 318, 352

_Richard Carvel_, 233

_Richard Edney and the Governor’s Family_, 164

Richardson, Charles F., 193, 211, 237, 321, 339

Richardson, Samuel, 117, 357

Richter, Jean Paul Friedrich, 161, 279

Ridgway, Robert, 420

_Rifle, The_, 145

Riggs, Mrs. George C. See Wiggin, Kate Douglas.

_Right Princess, The_, 224

_Rights of the British Colonies, Asserted and Proved, The_, 48

Riley, James Whitcomb, 318, 352, 356

_Rime of the Ancient Mariner, The_, 264

Ripley, George, 331, 442, 452

_Rise and Fall of the Mustache, The_, etc., 357

_Rise of Silas Lapham, The_, 200, 447

_Rise of the Dutch Republic, The_, etc., 107, 109

_Rise, Progress, and Termination of the American Revolution_, 90

Ritchie, Anne Thackeray, 147, 445

_River Fight, The_, 267

_River’s Children, The_, 232

_Rob of the Bowl_, etc., 147

_Robbers, The_, 120

_Robert Elsmere_, 227

_Robert of Lincoln_, 260

Robinson, Edward, 381

Robinson, Ezekiel G., 389

Robinson, Henry Crabb, 73

Robinson, Rowland E., 228

_Robinson Crusoe’s Money_, 405

_Rocked in the Cradle of the Deep_, 266

_Roderick Hudson_, 193, 194, 195, 445

_Rodman the Keeper_, etc., 191

Rohlfs, Mrs. Charles. See Green, Anna Katharine.

_Roland Blake_, 186

_Roman Lawyer in Jerusalem, A_, 266

_Roman Singer, A_, 216, 445

_Roman Traitor, The_, 157

_Romance of Dollard, The_, 227

_Romance of the Forest, The_, 116

_Romeo and Juliet_, 220

_Romola_, 170

Roosevelt, Theodore, 378-9, 445

_Root-Bound_, 223

Rose, Robert H., 436

_Rose in Bloom_, 184

_Rose of Dutcher’s Coolly_, 229

Rossetti, W. M., 313

Roth, von, Rudolph, 417

Rousseau, Jean Jaques, 135, 244, 253, 310-11, 386

Rowson, Susanna Haswell, 116-7,250

_Roxy_, 196

_Royal American Magazine_, 435

Royal Literary Fund, The, 84

Royal Society (the founding of), 36

Royce, Josiah, 393, 399

_Rubaiyat of Doc Sifers, The_, 318

_Rudder Grange_, 209, 447

_Rulers of the South, The_, 343

_Ruling Passion, The_, 250

Rush, Benjamin, 435

Ruskin, John, 242, 302, 337

Russell, Lord John, 277

_Ruth_, 252

_Rutherford_, 204

_Rutledge_, 176

Rutledge, Edward, 61

S

S., J., of Dale. See Stimson, F. J.

_Sabbath Scene, A_, 300

_Sacred Fount, The_, 195

Sa-go-ye-wat-ha. See _Red Jacket_.

_St. Gregory’s Quest_, etc., 301

St. John, J. Hector, 85-6

_St. Leger_, _or_ _The Threads of Life_, 166

_St. Nicholas_, 209

Salisbury, Edward E., 417

_Sally Dows_, 189

_Salmagundi_, 123, 255, 436-7

_Sam Lawson’s Fireside Stories_, 171

_Sam Lovel’s Camps_, 228

_Sanctuary_, 235

Sanderson, John, 436

Sands, Robert C., 256, 438, 448

Sandys, George, 4-5

_Sane Lunatic, A_, 224

_Sant Ilario_, 216

_Sappho of Green Springs, A_, 189

_Sara Crewe_, etc., 201

_Saracinesca_, 216

Sargent, Epes, 163, 443

Sargent, John Osborne, 443

Sargent, Lucius M., 252

Sartain, John, 443

_Sartain’s Magazine_, 270, 327, 443

_Satanstoe_, etc., 128

_Saturday Evening Post, The_, 304

_Saturday Vistor, The_ (Baltimore), 151

Saxe, John Godfrey, 263, 350-1, 354, 441

_Saxon Studies_, 342

_Scarlet Letter, The_, iv, 136, 138, 139, 140-1, 142

Schaff, Philip, 382

Scheffel, J. V., 315

Schelling, Felix Emmanuel, 340

Schiller, Johann C. F. von, 84, 120

Schoolcraft, Henry Rowe, 281, 409, 410

Schouler, James, 113

Schurman, Jacob Gould, 393, 399

Schurz, Carl, 378, 445

Schuyler, Eugene, 447

Schuyler, Montgomery, 453

_Science_, 392, 423

_Science of English Verse, The_, 344

_Scientific American, The_, 392

Scollard, Clinton, 319

Scott, John Morin, 435

Scott, Walter, Sir, 127, 135, 243, 249, 255, 268, 284, 298, 307,
324, 325

_Scottish Philosophy, The_, etc., 397

_Scout, The_, 149

_Scraps from the Lucky-Bag_, 429

_Scribner’s Magazine_, 141, 196, 219, 225, 448

_Scribner’s Monthly_ (later _The Century Magazine_, _q.v._), 201,
206, 209, 335, 447

_Scriptural Idea of Man, The_, 395

Scudder, Horace E., 446

Scudder, Vida Dutton, 340

_Sea Lions, The_; _or_ _The Lost Sealers_, 127

_Sea Wolf, The_, 235

Seabury, Samuel, 62

_Seacliff_, 175

Sealsfield, Charles, 143-5

Seawell, Molly Elliot, 235-6

_Sebastian Strome_, 197

Sedgwick, Catherine Maria, 132-3

_Select British Eloquence_, 389

_Select Reviews and Spirit of Foreign Magazines, The_, 437

_Selections from Papers of an Idler_, 439

_Self-Culture_, 386

_Septimus Felton_, etc., 137-8, 445

_Sequel to Drum Taps_, 309

Sergeant, John, 362

_Seth’s Brother’s Wife_, 225

_Seven Dreamers_, 224

_Seven on the Highway_, 204

_Seventy-Six_, 124

Sewall, Jonathan M., 251

_Sewanee Review, The_, 451

Seward, William Henry, 374

_Sforza, a Story of Milan_, 212

Shakespeare, William, 3, 4, 135, 163, 220, 264, 298, 308, 316, 336,
338-9, 341, 344, 436, 437, 444

Sharp, William, 204

Shaw, Henry Wheeler, 353-4

Shedd, William G. T., 382

_Shelburne Essays_, 342

_Shelf of Old Books, A_, 338

Shelley, Percy Bysshe, 120, 143, 240, 241, 243, 252, 253, 259, 269,
305, 306

Shepard, Edward M., 445

Shepard, Thomas, 13

_Sheppard Lee_, 158

Sheridan, Richard B. B., 354

_Sheridan’s Ride_, 297

Sherman, John, 35

Sherwood, Margaret, 236

Sherwood, Sidney, 400, 406

Shillaber, Benjamin Penhallow, 353, 354

_Short Sixes_, 219

_Shorter Catechism_, 21

_Shot in the Eye_, 166

_Shuttle, The_, 202

_Siberia and the Exile System_, 335

_Sibyl Chase_, 173

_Sibylline Leaves_, 252

_Sidney_, 227, 446

Sidney, Algernon, 11, 70

Sidney, Philip, Sir, 278

_Siege of London, The_, 193

Sigourney, Lydia Huntley, 265, 266, 439, 443, 449

_Silence, and Other Stories_, 225

_Silent Partner, The_, 191

Sill, Edward Rowland, 314

Silliman, Benjamin, Sr., 426, 427-8

Silliman, Benjamin, Jr., 428

Simms, William Gilmore, 144, 146, 147-9, 157, 269-70, 439, 440, 441

_Simple Cobbler of Agawam, The_, 13-14

Sinclair, Upton, 235

_Singular Life, A_, 191

_Sir Edmund Orme_, 194

_Sir Mortimer_, 236, 444

_Sir Rohan’s Ghost_, 175

_Six Trees_, 225

_Skeleton in Armour, The_, 282

_Sketch Book, The_, iv, 122, 123, 324, 326, 334, 437

_Sketches in Verse_, 436

_Sketches of History, Life, and Manners in the West_, 159

_Sketches of the Literature of the United States_, 134

Sloanaker, William, 443

Sloane, William A., 397

Slosson, Annie Trumbull, 224

Smith, Eli, 381

Smith, Elihu H., 118

Smith, Francis Hopkinson, 228, 446

Smith, Goldwin, 114

Smith, Henry Boynton, 382

Smith, John, Captain, 2-3

Smith, Richard Penn, 157

Smith, Roswell B., 447

Smith, Samuel Francis, 245, 383

Smith, Seba, 350

Smith, Sydney, 77

Smith, William, 435

Smollett, Tobias, 116, 117

Smyth, Albert H., 305, 434

_Snow Bound_, 297, 300

_Snow-Bound at Eagle’s_, 189

_Snow Image, and Other Tales, The_, 137

_Social Ideals in English Letters_, 340

_Social Strugglers_, 203

_Society and Solitude_, 328

_Soft Side, The_, 195

_Soldiers of Fortune_, 233

_Somebody’s Neighbours_, 223

_Son of Royal Langbrith, The_, 200

_Son of the Old Dominion, A_, 207

_Son of the Wolf, The_, 235

_Song for American Freedom, A_, 59-60

_Song of Marion’s Men_, 260

_Songs, Legends, and Ballads_, 319

_Songs of Labor_, 300

_Songs of Summer_, 315

_Songs of the Sierras_, 314

_Songs of the Southern Seas_, 319

_Sonny_, 232

Sophocles, 308, 312

_Soprano, a Portrait_, 217

_South Atlantic Quarterly, The_, 451

_Southern Literary Messenger, The_, 151, 429, 440

_Southern Review, The_, 450

Southey, Robert, 86, 252, 265, 266

_Spanish Peggy_, 228

_Spanish Student, The_, 278

Sparks, Jared, 98, 106, 276, 449

_Sparrowgrass Papers, The_, 351, 444

_Specimen Days_, 309, 343

_Specimens of Foreign Standard Literature_, 332

_Spectator, The_, 159, 325, 346, 437

_Spectre of Power, A_, 208

Spencer, Herbert, 393, 398, 399, 433

Spenser, Edmund, 248, 283, 284, 287, 290

_Sphinx, The_, 442

_Sphinx’s Children, The_, 223

Spinoza, B., 315

_Spirit of an Illinois Town, The_, 228

Spofford, Harriet Prescott, 175-6

_Spoil of Office, A_, 229

_Spoils of Poynton, The_, 194

Sprague, Charles, 264

Sprague, William B., 379, 382

_Sprightly Romance of Marsac, The_, 235

_Springfield Republican, The_, 335

_Spy, The_, iv, 126

_Squirrel Inn, The_, 209

_Standish of Standish_, 233

Stanley, Henry M., 335

_Star, The_, 307

_Star-Spangled Banner, The_, 245, 254

_Steadfast_, etc., 223

Stearns, Winfrid A., 423

Stedman, Edmund Clarence, 154, 181, 301, 315, 316-8, 321, 343-4, 452

Steele, Richard, 325, 346

_Stelligeri_, 339

Stephens, Ann Sophia, 172-3

Stephens, Edward, 172

Stephens, John L., 440

Sterne, Laurence, 116

Steuben, Frederic W., Baron, 409

Stevens, Thaddeus, 372-3

Stevenson, R. L., 154, 155

_Still House of O’Darrow, The_, 234

_Stillwater Tragedy, The_, 182, 445

Stimson, Frederic Jesup, 218

Stith, W., 89

Stockton, Frank R., 209-10, 239, 444, 445, 447

Stoddard, Elizabeth Barstow, 178, 180-1

Stoddard, Richard Henry, 180, 198, 315, 440, 443

Stone, William L., 440

_Stories of a Western Town_, 226

_Stories of Old New Spain_, 223

_Storm Centre, The_, 208

Storrs, Richard Salter, 389-90

Story, Joseph, 250, 266, 365, 372, 400, 402

Story, William Wetmore, 266

_Story of a Bad Boy, The_, 181

_Story of a Child, The_, 227

_Story of a New York House, The_, 219

_Story of a Pathfinder, The_, 202

_Story of an Untold Love, The_, 232, 446

_Story of Avis, The_, 191

_Story of Babette, The_, 231

_Story of Henry and Anne, The_, 116

_Story of Keedon Bluffs, The_, 208

_Story of Kennett, The_, 183

_Story of Lawrence Garth, The_, 205

_Story of Margaret Kent, The_, 205

_Story of Patsy, The_, 234

_Story of Sevenoaks, The_, 174

_Story or Two from an Old Dutch Town, A_, 175

Stowe, Calvin E., 169

Stowe, Harriet Beecher, iv, 133, 169-71, 172, 182, 202, 343, 350 388
439, 445, 454

Strachey, William, 3-4

_Strange Disappearance, A_, 208

_Strange True Stories of Louisiana_, 210

_Stranger in Lowell, The_, 300

_Strangers and Wayfarers_, 205

_Strength and Beauty_, 394

Stuart, Mrs. Alfred O. See Stuart, Ruth McEnery.

Stuart, Ruth McEnery, 231-2

_Studies in German Literature_, 334

_Studies of Good and Evil_, 399

_Studies of the Great West_, 443

_Study of Prose Fiction_, 340

_Stylus, The_, 152

_Süden und Norden_, 144

_Sullivan’s Island_, 268

_Summer in Arcady_, 229

_Summer in Leslie Goldthwaite’s Life, A_, 182

_Summer on the Lakes, A_, 331

Sumner, Charles, 276, 299, 372

Sumner, William Graham, 407

_Sun, The_ (New York), 218, 452

_Sunday School, The_, 266

_Sunday School Teacher, The_, 197

_Sunnybank_, 173

_Supernaturalism in New England_, 300, 325

_Surly Tim’s Trouble_, 201

_Sutherlands, The_, 176

_Suwanee River, The_, 319

_Swallow Barn_, 146-7

_Sweet Bells out of Tune_, 207

_Sweetheart Manette_, 215

Swift, Jonathan, 76, 166, 325, 346

_Sword and the Distaff, The_, 149

_Sword of Damocles, The_, 208

_Sylphs of the Seasons_, 252

Sylvester, John, 436

Symonds, J. A., 313

_Symphony, The_, 273

T

_Table Talk_, 331

_Tablets_, 331

Taine, Hippolyte Adolphe, 196

_Tale of a Lonely Parish, A_, 216

_Tales and Sketched by a Cosmopolite_, 157

_Tales by a Country Schoolmaster_, 145

_Tales for the Marines_, 166

_Tales from Two Hemispheres_, 203

_Tales of a Traveller_, 123, 324

_Tales of a Wayside Inn_, 278

_Tales of Terror_, 156

_Tales of the Alhambra_, 93, 123, 324

_Tales of the Argonauts_, etc., 189

_Tales of the Green Mountains_, 159

_Tales of the Grotesque and the Arabesque_, 151

_Tales of the Home Folks in Peace and War_, 214

_Tales of the Night_, 121

_Tales of the Southern Border_, 166

_Taliesin: A Masque_, 319

_Talisman, The_, 448

_Tallahassee Girl, A_, 214

Talmage, Thomas De Witt, 390

_Tamerlane, and Other Poems_, 270

_Tanglewood Tales_, 137

_Taquisara_, 217

Tarkington, Newton Booth, 233

_Tattler, The_, 308

Taylor, Bayard, 182-4, 303-7, 314, 315, 334-5, 439, 441, 452

Tecumseh, 364

Tegnér, E., 279

_Temper of the Seventeenth Century in English Literature_, 340

_Temple House_, 180

_Ten Great Religions_, 331

_Ten Times One Is Ten_, 167-8

Tenney, Tabitha G., 117

Tennyson, Alfred, Lord, 137, 139, 150, 183, 243, 245, 266, 267,268,
277, 316, 340

_Tent Life in Siberia_, 335

Terhune, Mary Virginia, 173

_Terminations_, 194

Thackeray, William Makepeace, 147, 442, 445

_Thanatopsis_, 247, 256, 258-9, 449

Thanet, Octave. See French, Alice.

_That Affair Next Door_, 208

_That Fortune_, 203

_That Frenchman_, 226

_That Lass o’ Lowrie’s_, 201

Thaxter, Celia, 446

_Their Pilgrimage_, 203

_Their Silver Wedding Journey_, 443

_Their Wedding Journey_, 199, 445

_Thief in the Night, A_, 175-6

_Thirty Poems_, 260

_Thirty Years’ View of the American Government_, 350, 366

Thomas, Frederick William, 158

Thompson, Charles M., 187

Thompson, Daniel Pierce, 159

Thompson, John R., 451

Thompson, Maurice, 214-5, 274, 446

Thompson, Will H., 319

Thomson, James, 248

Thomson, William McClune, 381

Thoreau, Henry David, 229, 284, 294, 295, 322, 330, 331, 336, 341,
442, 444

_Three Fates, The_, 216

_Three Partners, The_, 189

_Throckmorton_, 235

_Through One Administration_, 201

_Through the Eye of the Needle_, 201

Thucydides, 34, 258

Thurston, Robert Henry, 431-2

Ticknor, George, 97, 106, 107, 276, 337, 338, 436

_Tid-Bits_, 221

_Tiger Lilies_, 273

_Times, The_ (New York), 199, 225, 452-3

_Timothy’s Quest_, 234

_Timothy Titcomb’s Letters_, 335

Timrod, Henry B., 243, 268-9, 273, 297, 440

_Tintern Abbey_, 258

Titchener, Edward B., 393

_Tiverton Tales_, 224

_To a Stray Fowl_, 294

_To a Waterfowl_, 258, 259

_To Have and to Hold_, 236, 446

_To Leeward_, 216

Tocqueville, de, A. C. H. C., 93, 114

_Tokeah, or The White Rose_, 144

_Token, The_, 448

Tolstoi, Count Leo, 200

_Tom Grogan_, 228

_Tom Thornton_, 132, 438

_Tompkins and Other Folks_, 202

Torrey, Bradford, 341

Torrey, John, 424

_Tory Lover, The_, 205, 446

_Touch of Sun, A_, etc., 220

_Tour on the Prairies_, 324

Tourgee, Albion Winegar, 211

_Town and Country_, 438

Toy, Crawford Howell, 382-3

_Tragic Muse, The_, 194

_Trailing Arbutus, The_, 302

Train, George Francis, 182

_Traits of American Aborigines_, 265

_Transatlantische Reiseskizzen_, 144

_Transformation_, 137

_Transcendalist, The_, 442

_Transient and the Permanent in Christianity, The_, 387

_Traveller from Altruria, The_, 200-1

_Travels through the Interior Parts of North America_, 83-4

_Treasure Island_, 154

Trent, William P., 117, 131, 149

_Triple Entanglement, A_, 207

_Trippings of Tom Pepper, The_, 161

_Tribune, The_ (New York), 213, 452

_Tribune Lyrics_, 317

_Tribune Primer, The_, 351

Trowbridge, John Townsend, 171, 319, 445

_True Relation of Virginia, A_, 3

_True Reportory of the Wrack and Redemption of Sir Thomas Gates,
Kt., A_, 3-4

Trumbull, Benjamin, 92

Trumbull, James Hammond, 416

Trumbull, John, 42, 46, 50-1, 55-7, 247, 248, 257, 346

_Trumps_, 173-4

Tucker, George, 104, 145

Tucker, Nathaniel Beverley, 146

Tuckerman, Henry T., 443

Tudor, William, 90, 436, 449

_Turn of the Screw, The_, 194

Turner, Edward, 430

Twain, Mark, 187-8, 203, 239, 344, 357-9, 444, 445, 447

_Twice-Told Tales_, 135, 136, 140, 441, 449

_Twins of Table Mountain, The_, 189

_Two Admirals, The_, 126

_Two Bites at a Cherry_, etc., 182

_Two Little Confederates_, 222

_Two Magics, The_, 194

_Two Men_, 180

_Two Vanrevels, The_, 233

Tyler, John, 370

Tyler, Moses Coit, vi, 97, 339, 392, 435

Tyler, Royall, 117

_Typee_, 164, 263

U

Uhland, J. L., 279

_Uncle ’Lisha’s Shop_, 228

_Uncle Remus and His Friends_, 214, 447

_Uncle Remus: His Songs and His Sayings_, 213-4, 352, 447

_Uncle Remus’ Magazine_, 214

_Uncle Tom’s Cabin_, iv, 169, 169-70, 171, 172, 202, 454

_Under Dog, The_, 228

_Under the Redwoods_, 189

_Under the Tree-Tops_, 341

_Underbrush_, 338

_Understudies_, 225

Underwood, Joseph R., 367

_Undiscovered Country, The_, 199

_Union Magazine, The_, 443

_United States Gazette, The_, 304

_United States Literary Gazette, The_, 277, 438

_United States Magazine and Democratic Review, The_, 450

_United States Review, The_, 259, 450

_United States Review and Literary Gazette, The_, 438

_Universal Asylum, The_, 435

_Unleavened Bread_, 221

_Unseen World, The_, 398

_Utter Failure, An_, 176

V

_Vagabondia_, 201

_Vagabonds, The_, 319

_Valentino_, 212

_Valley of Decision, The_, 235

_Valley of the Shenandoah, The_, 145

_Van Bibber and Others_, 233

Van Dyke, Henry Jackson, 340-1

_Vanderlyn_, 160

_Varieties of Religious Experience, The_, 398

Vattel, de, Emmeric, 70

_Venetian Life_, 199, 342

_Venus of Milo, The_, etc., 314

_Vergilius_, 234

Verne, Jules, 155

Verplanck, Gulian C., 437, 448

_Vestigia_, 212

_Via Crucis_, 217, 447

_Vicarious Sacrifice, The_, 387

Victoria, Queen, 277, 288, 335

_Victorian Anthology, A_, 317

_Victorian Poets_, 344

_Victorious Defeat, A_, 221

_Views Afoot_, 304, 334

_Vigil of Faith, The_, 144

Villard, Oswald G., 452

_Virey und die Aristokraten, Der_, etc., 144

Virgil, 295 395

_Virginia Comedians, The_, etc., 172

_Virginian, The_, 233

_Vision of Columbus, The_, 247

_Vision of Sir Launfal, The_, 246, 286, 290

_Voice of the People, The_, 236

_Voices of Freedom_, 300

_Voices of the Night_, 278

Voltaire, François Marie Arouet, 59, 339

_Voyage to the Moon, A_, 145

_Voyages of the Companions of Columbus, The_, 324

W

_Wake Robin_, 341

_Walden, or Life in the Woods_, 330

Walker, Francis Amasa, 400, 406

Wallace, Lewis, 202

Walpole, Horace, 116

Walsh, Robert, 449, 450

_Walter Kennedy_, etc., 121

_Wandering Jew, The_, 134

_War Lyrics and Other Poems_, 267

Ward, Artemus. See Browne, Charles F.

Ward, Elizabeth Stuart Phelps, 190-1

Ward, Mrs. Humphry, 227

Ward, Nathaniel, 13-14

Ware, William, 160

Warner, Anna Bartlett, 169

Warner, Charles Dudley, 192, 202-3, 322, 333, 347, 348, 357, 443

Warner, Susan, 168-9

Warren, Catharine, 117

Warren, Mercy, 90, 250

_Warren’s Address to the American Soldiers_, 265

_Washers of the Shroud, The_, 290

Washington, George, 43, 90-1, 94, 95-6, 98, 115, 251, 276, 323, 324,
360, 362, 375, 378, 436

_Washington Square_, 193

_Watch and Ward_, 193

_Watchers, The_, 302

_Water Witch, The_, etc., 126

Watkins, 35

Watt, Isaac, 383

Watterson, Henry, 454

_Way Down East_, 350

Wayland, Francis, 380, 394

_Ways of the Hour, The_, 128

_Ways of the Spirit_, etc., 381

_We and Our Neighbours_, 171

_We Girls_, 182

_Weaker Sex, The_, 218

_Wealth and Worth_, 163

_Web of Life, The_, 234

Webbe, John, 434

Webber, Charles Wilkins, 165

Weber, Friedrich A., 417

Webster, Daniel, 98, 360, 367, 368-9, 369-72, 373, 375

Webster, Noah, 409, 413

_Webster’s Dictionary_, 396

_Week on the Concord and Merrimac Rivers_, 330

Welles, Thomas, 405

Wells, Carolyn, 345, 350

Wells, David Ames, 400, 405-6

Wendell, Barrett, 339-40

_Wensley_, 444

_West Point Wooing, A_, 224

Westcott, Edward Noyes, 232

_Western Clearings_, 162

_Western Monthly Magazine, The_, 439

_Western Review, The_, 450

_Westminster Abbey_, 317

Wetherell, Elizabeth. See Warner, Susan.

Wharton, Edith, 235

_What Maisie Knew_, 194

_What’s to be Done?_, 163

Wheaton, Henry, 400, 402

Whelpley, James D., 450

_When the Sultan Goes to Ispahan_, 316

_Where the Battle was Fought_, 208

_Whosoever Shall Offend_, 217

Whibley, Charles, 230, 238

_Whilomville Stories_, 230, 444

Whipple, Edwin Percy, 338-9, 441, 449

_Whirl Asunder, A_, 234

Whitaker, Alexander, 7

Whitcher, Francis Miriam, 349

White, Richard Grant, 338, 444

White, William A., 236

_White Heron, A_, 205

_White Islander, The_, 227

_White Jacket, The_, etc., 165

_White Man’s Africa_, 444

_White Slave, The_, 159

Whitlock, Brand, 236

Whitman, George, 310

Whitman, Sarah H., 266

Whitman, Walt, 245, 292, 297, 307-13, 341, 343, 413, 451

Whitney, Adeline D. T., 182

Whitney, William Dwight, 409, 417-18

Whittier, John Greenleaf, 73, 74, 267, 290, 295, 296-303, 323, 325-6,
370, 372, 439, 445

_Wide, Wide, World, The_, 168-9

_Widow Bedott Papers, The_, 349

_Widow Guthrie_, 185

_Widow Sprigg_, etc., 349

_Wieland, or The Transformation_, 118-9

Wiggin, Kate Douglas, 234, 446

Wiggin, Mrs. Samuel B. See Wiggin, Kate Douglas.

Wigglesworth, Michael, 21-22

_Wigwam and the Cabin, The_, 149

Wilberforce, William, 361

_Wild Honeysuckle, The_, 249

_Wild Life_, 144

Wilde, Richard H., 268

Wilkins, Mary E., 133, 224-5, 238, 239, 444

_Will to Believe, and Other Essays in Popular Philosophy, The_,
342, 398

Willard, Emma H., 266

Williams, Jesse Lynch, 236

Williams, Roger, 14-17

Williamson, Hugh, 92

Willis, Nathaniel Parker, 152, 174, 256, 303, 333-4, 438, 439, 440,
441, 448

Wilson, Alexander, 436, 437

Wilson, Woodrow, 113, 114, 115, 340, 408, 444, 445

Winchell, Alexander, 426

_Wind in the Rose Bush, The_, 225

_Wind of Destiny, The_, 219

_Wing-and-Wing, The_, etc., 126

_Wings of the Dove, The_, 195

Winsor, Justin, 94, 112, 113

_Winsted Herald, The_, 317

Winter, William, 177, 341

Winthrop, John (of Mass.), 10-12, 35, 89, 134

Winthrop, John (of Conn.), 35, 176

Winthrop, John (of Harvard), 36, 37

Winthrop, Robert Charles, 377

Winthrop, Theodore, 176-7, 187

Wirt, William, 365, 373, 374

_Wisdom of Fools, The_, 227

Wise, Henry Augustus, 166

_Wise Woman, The_, 224

Wister, Owen, 233

_Witch of Prague, The_, 216

_Witching Times_, 174

_With the Procession_, 230

Witherspoon, John, 42, 70-71, 380, 435

Wolf, Emma, 238

_Wolf, The_, 231

_Wolfert’s Roost_, 324

_Woman in the Nineteenth Century_, 331

_Woman of Honour, A_, 218

_Woman’s Exchange, The_, 232

_Woman’s Reason, A_, 200, 447

_Wonder-Book for Girls and Boys, A_, 137

_Wonderful One-Hoss Shay, The_, 295

_Wondersmith, The_, 177

Wood, Sally Keating, 121

Wood, William, 35

_Wood Fire in No. 3, The_, 228

Woodberry, George Edward, 139, 140, 154, 155, 340

Woodburn, J. A., 379

_Woodcraft_, 149

_Woodman, Spare that Tree_, 256

_Woodnotes_, 442

Woodward, Robert, 428

Woodworth, Samuel, 124, 255, 438

Woolman, John, 71-4, 300

Woolsey, Theodore Dwight, 380, 400, 403-4

Woolson, Constance Fenimore, 191, 238, 329, 444

Worcester, Joseph Emerson, 409, 414

_Word of Congress, The_, 346

_Words and Their Uses_, 338

Wordsworth, William, 55, 137, 241, 242, 243, 245, 249, 251, 252, 253,
257, 258, 264, 302, 327

_Work_, etc., 184

_World, The_ (New York), 317, 453

_World and the Individual, The_, 399

_World of Green Hills, A_, 341

_Would You Kill Him?_ 212

_Wound-Dresser, The_, 309

_Wounds in the Rain_, 230

_Wreck of the Schooner Hesperus, The_, 282

Wright, George F., 445

Wyatt, Edith, 238

_Wych Hazel_, 169

X

_Ximena_, etc., 303

Y

_Yale Lectures on Preaching_, 391

_Yankee, The_ (Boston), 125

_Yankee in Canada, A_, 330

_Yberville_, 231

_Year Worth Living, A_, 185

_Year’s Life, A_, 285

_Yellow Book, The_, 222

_Yemassee, The_, 148

_Yesterday with Authors_, 338

Youmans, Edward Livingston, 432-3

Youmans, William Jay, 433

Young, Charles Augustus, 431

Young, Ira, 431

_Young Maids and Old_, 224

_Young Mountaineers, The_, 208

_Young Patroon, The_, 165

_Youth’s Companion, The_, 224, 235, 334

Z

_Zachary Phips_, 204

_Zadoc Pine_, etc., 219

_Zana_, etc., 172-3

_Zenobia_, 160

_Zophiel, or The Bride of Seven_, 265-6

_Zoroaster_, 216

_Zury, the Meanest Man in Spring County_, 212

FOOTNOTES

[1] “There is a twofold liberty, natural, and civil or federal. The first is common to man with beasts and other creatures. By this, man, as he stands in relation to man simply, hath liberty to do what he lists; it is a liberty to evil as well as to good. This liberty is incompatible and inconsistent with authority, and cannot endure the least restraint of the most just authority. The exercise and maintaining of this liberty makes men grow more evil, and in time to be worse than brute beasts. This is that great enemy of truth and peace, that wild beast, which all the ordinances of God are bent against, to restrain and subdue it. The other kind of liberty I call civil or federal; it may also be termed moral, in reference to the covenant between God and man, in the moral law, and the politic covenants and constitutions amongst men themselves. This liberty is the proper end and object of authority, and cannot subsist without it; and it is a liberty to that only which is good, just, and honest. This liberty you are to stand for, with the hazard not only of your goods but of your lives, if need be. Whatsoever crosseth this, is not authority, but a distemper thereof. This liberty is maintained and exercised in a way of subjection to authority.... So shall your liberties be preserved in upholding the honour and power of authority amongst you.”--_History of New England_, ii., 279-282.

[2] See “The Indian Death-Dirge,” in _The Poems and Ballads of Schiller_, by Bulwer Lytton, Tauchnitz Edition, pp. 26-27.

[3] In her valuable study of “The Early American Novel,” New York, 1907 (published after these pages were in type), Miss Lillie Deming Loshe remarks: “It is a significant fact that nearly all the directly didactic novels are by known writers--writers of literary or educational importance in their day--while, on the other hand, the stories designed chiefly for amusement, but related to their didactic contemporaries by similarity of sentiment and manner, are almost invariably by unknown authors.” Miss Loshe enumerates only thirty-five novels published before 1801.

[4] _The Century Magazine_, xxvi. 289.

[5] See Mr. Edward B. Reed’s note in _The Nation_, December 8, 1904, lxxix. 458.

[6] In a note in the Boston _Yankee_ for September, 1829.

[7] “Nathaniel Hawthorne,” Boston, 1902 (“American Men of Letters”), pp. 124-58.

[8] _Scribner’s Magazine_, January, 1908, xliii. 84.

[9] “Charles Sealsfield (Carl Postl), Materials for a Biography; a Study of his Style; his Influence upon American Literature,” Baltimore, 1892.

[10] It has been alleged that by invitation Kennedy wrote the fourth chapter of the second volume of Thackeray’s “Virginians” (1857-9; Tauchnitz Edition, vols. 425, 441). Mrs. Ritchie, Thackeray’s daughter, however, believes that Kennedy only gave her father many hints and facts.

[11] See Professor Trent’s biography, “American Men of Letters” Series, 1892.

[12] See Émile Lauvrière, “Edgar Poe, sa vie et son œuvre, étude de psychologie pathologique,” Paris, 1904.

[13] See Louis P. Betz, “Edgar Poe in der französischen Literatur,” in his “Studien zur vergleichenden Literaturgeschichte der neueren Zeit,” Frankfurt a. M., 1902; “Edgar Poe in Deutschland,” _Die Zeit_, xxxv. 8-9, 21-23, Vienna, 1903.

[14] In his “George William Curtis” (“American Men of Letters”), Boston, 1894, p. 124.

[15] See Higginson’s “Cheerful Yesterdays,” pp. 107-111.

[16] _Scribner’s Magazine_, October, 1904, xxxvi. 399.

[17] _Cf._ “Confessions and Criticisms” (1886), pp. 15-16.

[18] See Professor T. Frederick Crane’s study of them in _The Popular Science Monthly_, April, 1881, xviii. 824-833.

[19] _The Atlantic Monthly_, July, 1886, lviii. 133.

[20] Quoted by Professor C. F. Richardson, “American Literature,” ii. 448-449.

[21] In this sketch of American poetry, I have obviously had recourse not merely to the standard editions and biographies in the case of important authors, but in the case of these, to some extent, as well as of lesser authors, to a number of manuals and other compilations; among them the well-known works on American literature by Bronson, Hart, Richardson, and Onderdonk, and the anthologies, mentioned in the text, by Stedman and Page. I desire to express freely my sense of obligation to these sources.--L. C.

[22] In nine volumes, New York, 1857-1869. For the section entitled “The Orators and the Divines,” the following works, among others, have also been consulted: “American Eloquence, a Collection of Speeches and Addresses by the Most Eminent Orators of America,” etc., by Frank Moore, two volumes, New York, 1895 (published 1857); “American Orations,” etc., edited by Alexander Johnston, re-edited by J. A. Woodburn, four volumes, 1896-1897; “The Clergy in American Life and Letters,” by D. D. Addison, 1900; “A Manual of American Literature,” by John S. Hart, 1878.

[23] _The Atlantic Monthly_, September, 1898, lxxxii. 319.

[24] _Science_, May 7, 1897, n. s. v. 717.

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