Isham, Norman M., book on early Connecticut houses, 57. Italian villas, cited, 110-11. Italian palaces, 135. Jackson, Andrew, 41, 48, 50. Jacobean architecture, adaptation, 168; Renaissance, reference, 25, 41. Jacobin, architecture, 41; see also Reign of Terror, 108. Jones, Inigo, mentioned, 44, 136. Jumel mansion, N. Y. City, 68. Kidd, Capt., treasure, reference, 109. Kingdor, Summit, N. J., adapted from the Swiss Gothic, 147-48. Kipling, Rudyard, read for style, 150. Kullak, the musician, anecdote concerning, 54; mentioned, 56. Ladd house. Portsmouth, N. H., mentioned, 68. Lambton Castle, 137-38. Langdon, Gov., house, Portsmouth, N. H., mentioned, 68. Le Nepveu, Pierre, architect, cited, 143. Le Nôtre, landscape gardener, reference, 80. Lescot, Pierre, architect, cited, 144. Library of Congress, mentioned, 71. Lines, their effect upon the mind, 116. Litchfield, Conn., 75; Demming house, 75; Hoppin house, 75. London Terrace, 104-5. Looking Backward, reference, 100. Louis XIV, 44, 135; J. H. Mansart’s influence upon, 164-65. Louvre, Paris, 135, 142; caricatured, 146. Love’s Labor’s Lost, quotation from, 67. Lower Fifth Avenue, houses on, 104. “Man cannot live by bread alone,” cited, 117. Manhattan, congestion of, 31. Mansart, François, mentioned, 146. Mansart, Jules Hardouin, 135; described by Saint Simon, 165. Marble house, Newport, criticised, 167. Martin Chuzzlewit, mentioned, 46; criticisms in, 89, 91-92. Marvel, Ik, quoted, 34. McIntyre, Samuel, architect, 43. McPhædris house, Portsmouth, N. H., 66, 67, 153. Medici, Lorenzo de, court of, mentioned, 28. Metal window frames, 139. Michelangelo, architect, 44, 45, 122, 136. Middletown, Conn., 68, 84; de Zeng house, 103-4; house on High Street, 97; Watkinson house, 23, 84, 85; Sumner house, 57; Mansfield house, 84. Miss Polly Fairfax, quotation, 61. Mitchell cottage, East Orange, N. J., 153. Modern American dwelling, 61, 153. Modern obtrusion in a Colonial house, 131. Molière, anecdote concerning, 154-55. Monticello, Va., 74. Montpelier, Va., 74. Morris house, Germantown, 69. Morris house, Philadelphia, 70. Morristown, N. J., 75; Ford mansion, 75; house at, 144. Mouldings, Eastlake School, 119. Mt. Vernon-on-the-Potomac, 71-73, 153. New Art reference, 29, 78. New Bedford, Mass., its most interesting landmark, 102. New Haven, Conn., mentioned, 84. Newly-invented architecture, 30-33, 114-16. Newport, its congestion, 53; H. A. C. Taylor house, 130, 169; Edgar house, 169; marble house, 167; Ochre Court, 167. New York City, absence of Colonial relics in, 68; Washington Square, North, 22, 104; Walton house, 68; Waterbury house, 104; Colonnade, 104-6; 23 Bond Street, 99-101; doorway on East Fourth Street, 99; congestion in, 31; injured by commercialism, 37; houses in lower Fifth Avenue, 104; Flat-iron Building, 37. Niecks’ Life of Chopin, quoted, 106.