Burnett, Edward, marries Mabel Lowell, ii. 150; entertains J. R. L. in Washington, 387. Burnett, Mabel Lowell, _see_ Lowell, Mabel; edits Donne with Mr. Norton, ii. 102, note; makes J. R. L. a grandfather, 166; meets J. R. L. on his return from Europe, 185; J. R. L. writes to her of Mrs. Lowell’s illness, 253; and of his transfer to England, 255; with her husband visits England, 258; makes a home for J. R. L. in his last days, 393. Butler, Benjamin Franklin, J. R. L. comments on, ii. 194; a byblow of Democracy, 324. Byron, his “English Bards and Scotch Reviewers,” i. 250, note; his “muddy stuff,” 337, 338. Cabot, Arthur, buys Elmwood, i. 5. Cabot, James Elliot, i. 411; his “Life of Emerson,” ii. 366. Cæsar, J. R. L. offers a new paragraph to his Commentaries, ii. 383. Calderon, i. 269. Calhoun, John Caldwell, satirized by J. R. L., i. 215-218. California, J. R. L. on discovery of gold in, i. 177. Cambridge, England, J. R. L. visits, to receive a degree, ii. 184. Cambridge, Massachusetts, the birthplace of J. R. L., i. 1; its character as a college town, 25; its connection with Boston in J. R. L.’s boyhood, 26. _Cambridge Thirty Years Ago_, addressed to W. W. Story, i. 22; published in _Putnam’s Monthly_, 353. Campagna, the, J. R. L.’s first view of, i. 318; his walks in, 322, 328, 338. Cánovas del Castillo, J. R. L. comments on, ii. 233, 244, 246; views of, on Cuba, 254. Carlisle, ii. 156. Carlyle, Thomas, satirized by J. R. L. in his _Class Poem_, i. 57; in the apparatus of _Biglow Papers_, 263; paper on, by J. R. L., ii. 89; modification of judgment concerning, 90; assessed, 91. Carman, Bliss, ii 389. Carter, Robert, associated with J. R. L. in the _Pioneer_, i. 99; his career, 100, 101; writes a card explaining J. R. L.’s silence, 107; letters of J. R. L. to, from New York, 109-114; letter of J. R. L. to, on going to Philadelphia, 152-155; J. R. L. writes to, in Pepperell 274; writes on the Hungarian question, 304; letter to, from J. R. L. at Terracina, 343; reports J. R. L.’s lecture before Lowell Institute, 373; asks J. R. L to write for _Appletons’ Journal_, ii. 144; interests himself in J. R. L’s political preferment, 202; wishes to print the Fourth of July ode, 203. Cass, Lewis, satirized by J. R. L., i. 215-217. Castellar y Rissoll, Emilio ii. 244. _Cathedral, The_, quoted, i. 17, 18, 380; composition of, ii. 139; first called _A Day at Chartres_, 140; the pleasure it gave J. R. L., 142. Caucus, speech of J. R. L. at, ii. 206-211. “Centurion, The,” in _A Fable for Critics_, i. 242. _Century Magazine, The_, on Lincoln and Lowell, ii. 71; interested in international copyright, 333. _Certain Condescension in Foreigners, A_, ii. 122, 262. Chace, Senator, of Rhode Island, ii. 326. Chamonix, ii. 171. _Changeling, The_, i. 274; praised by Briggs, 279. Channing, Edward Tyrrel, i. 36. Channing, William Ellery, ii. 364.