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
Godkin, Edwin Lawrence, J. R. L. to, on impeachment, ii. 109, note;
J. R. L. to, on grandchildren, 185;
_Three Memorial Poems_ inscribed to, 213;
advises J. R. L. to accept the mission to Spain, 220.
Godwin, Parke, and _Putnam’s Monthly_, i. 348;
writes for _Atlantic_, ii. 2, 3, 4.
Goethe, J. R. L. comments on, i. 79;
associations of, with Offenbach and Weimar, 271.
Gold Democrats, political advantage of the, i. 213.
_Gold-Egg; a Dream Fantasy_, ii. 58, note.
Goldsmith, Oliver, his “Retaliation,” ii. 174.
Goodwin, William Watson, ii. 145, note.
_Good Word for Winter, A_, ii. 34, note, 112, 143.
_Graham’s Magazine_, notice of J. R. L. in, i. 97;
J. R. L. asked to write for, 153;
his early contributions to, 161;
article on Poe contributed to, 162;
_Leaves from my Italian Journey_ published in, 364.
Grant, Ulysses Simpson, second administration of, ii. 191;
visits Spain, 247;
his visit to Cuba thought significant in Spain, 255.
Granville, Lord, on Irish-Americans, ii. 287;
compared with J. R. L, 291.
Grasmere, ii. 156.
Gray, Ana, J. R. L.’s lines on, ii. 325.
Gray, Thomas, J. R. L. compares his own odes with those of, ii. 44, note.
Greece, J. R. L.’s impressions of, ii. 238.
Griswold, Rufus Wilmot, on Poe, i.
164;
J. R. L.’s characterization of, 164.
Grolier Club publishes Donne, ii. 102, note.
Gurney, Ephraim Whitman, ii. 122, 123.
Hale, Edward Everett, quoted, i. 24;
his reference to “The Band,” 89.
Hale, Nathan, an editor of _Harvardiana_, i. 45;
editor of _Boston Miscellany_, 98.
Halleck, Fitz Greene, reviewed by J. R. L., i. 160.
Hallowell, Mrs. R. P., reminiscence by, i. 173.
Hallyar, J., i. 332.
_Hamadryad, The_, i. 289.
Hamilton College invites J. R. L. to give a poem, i. 379.
_Harper’s New Monthly Magazine_, i. 319.
Harvard College, i. 25;
its modest proportions in J. R. L.’s boyhood, 26;
its great days, 26, 27;
its officers, 27;
its courses of study, 29;
its discipline, 30;
holds commemoration over soldiers, ii. 63;
address before, on 250th anniversary, 337.
_Harvard Crimson, The_, publishes extracts of lectures by J. R. L., i. 396.
_Harvardiana_, the college paper of which J. R. L. was an editor, i. 44, 45.
“Hasty Pudding,” Barlow’s, ii. 361.
Hasty Pudding Club, i. 40.
Hawley, Joseph Roswell. ii. 326.
Hawthorne, Nathaniel, contributor to the _Pioneer_, i. 105;
his reference to. J. R. L. in “The Hall of Fantasy,” 117;
characterized in _A Fable for Critics_, 254;
aided by J. R. L. and others, 283;
his letters and action in the case, 283-286;
promises contributions to _Putnam’s_, 350;
his importance to the _Atlantic_, 420;
his advantage in seeing Lincoln, ii. 72;
Life of, suggested to J. R. L., 102;
characterized, 365;
J. R. L. to write his life, 372.
Hawthorne, Sophia, M. W. L. to, i. 155;
publishes her husband’s “Note-Books,” ii. 102.
Haydon, Benjamin Robert, and John Keats, i. 116;
discourses on the Elgin marbles, 117.
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