=Church, Alfred John.= 182 Stories from Homer, Stories from Virgil, Poems, etc. Of the poems, Unseen is one of the best. _Pub. Har._ =Church, Richard Wm.= 181 Author Life of Anselm, University Sermons, Civilization before and after Christianity, Sacred Poetry of Early Religions, Spenser in Eng. Men of Letters, etc. _Pub. Har. Mac._ =Churchill, Charles.= 1731-1764. Satirical poet. The Rosciad is his chief work. Was at one time an extremely popular poet. _See Essay on, by Macaulay._ =Cibber [s[)i]b´ber], Colley.= 1671-1757. Dramatist. Author of The Careless Husband, She Would and She Would Not, and some 20 other plays. _See his Apology for his Life._ =Clare, John.= 1793-1864. Pastoral poet. Author Poems of Rural Life and Scenery, etc. Some of his verse has great beauty. _See J. L. Cherry's Life of, London, 1873._ =Clarendon, Earl of.= See Hyde, Edward. =Clarke, Adam.= 1760-1832. Irish bibliographer. Author Commentary on the Bible, Bibliographical Dict., Succession of Sacred Lit., etc. An industrious, careful writer. _Pub. Phi._ =Clarke, Charles Cowden.= 1787-1877. Author of Shakespeare Characters, Molière Characters, Riches of Chaucer, etc. _Pub. Scr._ =Clarke, Mrs. Mary Cowden.= 180 Wife to C. C. C. Shakespearean scholar. Author of the noted Concordance of Shakespeare, World-Noted Women, and several vols. of verse. With her husband was editor of an annotated edition of Shakespeare, 1869. _Pub. Cas. Lit._ =Clarke, Samuel.= 1675-1729. Metaphysician. Author of numerous metaphysical works written in a simple yet vigorous and eloquent style. =Cleveland, John.= 1613-1658. Poet. A famous Cavalier writer. His verse is satirical and amatory in character. =Clifford, Wm. Kingdon.= 1845-1879. Scientist. Author Lect. and Essays, Elements of Dynamics, Seeing and Thinking, and Mathematical Papers. _See biographical introduction to Lect. and Essays, by F. Pollock._ _Pub. Mac._ =Clive, Mrs. Archer.= 180 Novelist. Author Paul Ferrol, Why Paul Ferrol Killed his Wife, etc. =Clough [kluf], Arthur Hugh.= 1819-1861. Author of The Bothie of Tober-na Vuolich, Amours de Voyage, both hexameter poems, Dipsychus, and minor poems. His verse shows a mastery of metre and a thoughtful, earnest spirit. _See Atlantic Monthly, April, 1862_; _Hutton's Essays; Matthew Arnold's Essays in Criticism_; _Ward's Eng. Poets, vol. 4._ _Pub. Ho. Mac._ =Cobbe, Frances Power.= 182 Philosophical writer. Author of Intuitive Morals, Religious Duty, Darwinism in Morals, The Peak in Darien, Duties of Women, etc. A clear, able, and vigorous writer. _Pub. El._ =Cobbett, Wm.= 1762-1835. Political writer. Style idiomatic and rancorous. _See Robert Walker's How to Get on in the World, as Demonstrated by the Life and Language of William Cobbett._ =Cobden, Richard.= 1804-1865. Statesman. _See Political Writings of London, 1867_; _Speeches, etc., in London, 1870_; _Gilchrist's Life of, 1865_; _and Recollections of, by Ashworth_. _Pub. Apl._