James Russell Lowell, A Biography; vol 2/2Scudder, Horace Elisha
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James Russell Lowell, A Biography; vol 2/2
Scudder, Horace Elisha
Authors, American -- 19th century -- Biography; Diplomats -- United States -- Biography; Lowell, James Russell, 1819-1891
Concord, Massachusetts, J. R. L. sent there in suspension from college, i. 47;
his life there, 50-56.
“Conquest of Canaan,” Dwight’s, ii. 361.
Contributors’ Club, article in, by J. R. L., ii. 398.
_Conversations on some of the Old Poets_, quoted, i. 17;
books published, 132;
its contents analyzed, 134-145;
reviewed by Poe in the _Mirror_, 163;
compared with later work on same subject, ii. 354.
Cooke, Philip Pendleton, ii. 362.
Cooper, James Fenimore, in _A Fable for Critics_, i. 254;
has no desire to start a magazine, 419;
characterized, ii. 364.
Copyright, J. R. L. on, ii. 326-332.
“Cornwallis, The,” village drama of, i. 25.
_Courtin’, The_, i. 300.
Cranch, Christopher Pearse, visits J. R. L., ii. 95;
his ill-success, 96.
Crawford, Thomas, i. 332.
_Crayon, The_, Stillman’s journal, i. 367, 378.
_Credidimus Jovem regnare_, ii. 368.
_Critic, The_, publishes a “Lowell Birthday number,” ii. 387.
Cromwell, treated poetically by J. R. L., i. 124;
wanted by him for America, ii. 28.
Crosby & Nichols, publishers of the _North American Review_, ii. 47.
Cuba, Spanish relations with, ii. 254;
rumors of American purchase of, 255.
Curtis, George Ticknor, recalls Mr. Wells’s school, i. 23.
Curtis, George William, and _Putnam’s Monthly_, i. 348;
his “Prue and I,” 350.
Cushing, Caleb, J. R. L.’s article on, ii. 14, 15.
Dall, Mrs. Caroline Healey, quoted on Charles Lowell, i. 10.
Dana, Edmund, brother of R. H. D., Jr., i. 22.
Dana, Richard Henry, ii. 365.
Dana, Richard Henry, Jr., an early friend of J. R. L., i. 22;
death of, commented on by J. R. L., ii. 296.
Dante, quoted by J. R. L. in his college days, i. 54;
in Florence, 314;
teaching of, by J. R. L., 385;
influence over J. R. L., 390;
portrait of, given by J. R. L. to his class, 393;
“New Life” of, given also, 393;
the church in which he was baptized, 394;
not used in examination, 395;
Longfellow’s translation of, scrutinized by the Dante Club, ii. 84;
and reviewed by J. R. L. and C. E. Norton, 113;
article on, by J. R. L., 150;
some interpretation of, by J. R. L., 381.
_Darkened Mind, The_, a record of J. R. L.’s mother, i. 91;
quoted, 305.
Darley, Felix Octavius Carr, marriage of, i. 440.
Davis, Mr. (and Mrs.) Edward M., friends of Mrs. White and M. W., i. 151;
arrange for J. R. L.’s work in Philadelphia, 152;
entertain the Lowells at their home, 173;
J. R. L. writes to, 176, 177;
written to on birth of Blanche, 178.
Davis, Jefferson, J. R. L’s phrases on, ii. 9, 10.
_Day in June, A_, i. 269.
“Days” by Emerson, J. R. L. on, i. 414.
_Dead House, The_, i. 435.
Declaration of Independence, i. 209.
“Decuman,” J. R. L.’s defence of the word, ii. 140.
Dedications to J. R. L., ii. 401.
Deerfoot Farm, J. R. L.’s residence at, ii. 322.
_Democracy_, ii. 312-316.
_Democracy and Other Addresses_, ii. 334;
copyright on, 350.
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