Ellwood, Milton’s friend, 175. Elizabeth, Queen, and the English Bible, 55. Elizabeth, daughter of James I., 100. England at the death of Elizabeth, 1 _et seq._ Etherege, 186. Evelyn, John, 137; his diary, 201. Ford, John, 91. _Fortunes of Nigel_, Scott’s, its picture of James I., 19, 35. Freeman, Mr., his misleading averment as to the errors in _Ivanhoe_, 20. Fuller, Thomas, his _English Worthies_, 221. Gay, John, 308; his “Beggar’s Opera,” 308; his _Trivia_, 310. Globe Theatre in Shakespeare’s time, 33, 36. Gosson, Stephen, a representation of the Puritan feeling, 42. Greenwich Hospital, 265. Hampton Court Conference, 44 _et seq._ Harrison, William, 20 _et seq._ Herbert, George, the poet, 7; poems of, 115; his marriage, 118, 128. Herbert, Lord, of Cherbury, 7. Herbert, William, Earl of Pembroke, 74, note. Herrick, Robert, 120; specimens of his verse, 122; character of, 124; his _Hesperides_, 125. Howell, James, 107. _Hudibras_, 193. James I., his pedigree, 4 _et seq._; his person and character, 6 _et seq._; his journey to London to be crowned, 9 _et seq._; his family, 100; tastes and characteristics of, 101 _et seq._; his _Counterblast to the Use of Tobacco_, 36, 104. James II., 256. Johnson, Hester (“Stella”), 314, 321; Swift’s letters to, 328; “Stella’s Journal,” 329; her secret marriage with Swift, 335; and Vanessa, 335; death of, 337. Jonson, Ben, his adulation of the King, 26; his literary versatility, 27; his masque at Whitehall, 29 _et seq._, 106. _Judith Shakespeare_, William Black’s novel, 33. Kenilworth, Walter Scott’s, 201. Kensington in Queen Anne’s time, 308. Kingsley’s pictures of Elizabethan characters and times, 18 _et seq._ Lamb, Charles, influence of Sir Thomas Browne upon, 224; his essay, “The Genteel Style in Writing,” 227. Laud, Archbishop, 134, 136. Lily, Milton’s schoolmaster, 152, 186. Locke, John, his treatise on the _Human Understanding_, 249; his life, 250; on education, 252. “McFingal,” the, of John Trumbull, 196. Marlborough, Duke of, 303. Marlborough, Duchess of, 302; her influence over Queen Anne, 304. Marston, John, specimen of his satire, 92. Marvell, Andrew, Milton’s assistant, 170; story of his good fortune, 189; his “Garden,” etc., 191. Mary, Queen, daughter of James II., 262; death of, 301. Massinger’s “A New Way to Pay Old Debts,” 60, 93, 94. Masson’s _Life and Times of Milton_, 151. Mermaid Tavern, the, 34, 151.