International Copyright, J. R. L. on, in speech at Washington, ii. 326-332; in an epigram, 333; Authors’ Reading for benefit of, 361. Interview, a disagreeable, ii. 337. _In the Half-way House_, ii. 45. _In the Twilight_, i. 406. _Invita Minerva_, i. 378. _Irene_, expressive of M. W., i. 85, 86. Irish, character of, J. R. L. on, ii. 274; relations of, with England compared with Scottish, 276; contention with England, 278; imperfect sympathy of, with England, 280; under guise of American citizens, 282. Irish-American cases, ii. 284, seq. Irving, Washington, in _A Fable for Critics_, i. 248; his writings revived by Putnam, 349; his relations to magazines, 420; characterized, ii. 363. _Italy, 1859_, i. 434. James, Henry, on J. R. L.’s patriotism, ii. 80. James, William, letters to, on coincidence in _Commemoration Ode_, ii. 67, note. Jefferson, Thomas, characterized by J. R. L., i. 218. Jewell, Harvey, i. 450. Jewett, John P., publisher of “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” i. 354, 409. Jewish race, J. R. L.’s interest in, ii. 301-305. Johns Hopkins University, J. R. L. lectures before, ii. 213. Johnson, Andrew, J. R. L. on, ii. 93. Johnson, Reverdy, J. R. L. to, on the Spanish mission, ii. 220; and on the work at Athens, 326. Jones, William Alfred, i. 156. Judd, Sylvester, in _A Fable for Critics_, i. 248. June, J. R. L. the poet of, i. 268, 269. _June Idyll, A_, i. 302; J. R. L.’s humorous verses on, ii. 116. Kansas-Nebraska, ii. 3, 6. 14. Kant, Immanuel, suggests subject of _Class Poem_ to J. R. L., i. 56. “Kavanagh,” reviewed by J. R. L., i. 291. Keats, John, J. R. L. becomes acquainted with the poems of, i. 32; his influence on J. R. L., 94; a life of, contemplated by J. R. L., 95; sonnet to, by J. R. L., 95, 96; his “Isabella” compared with _A Legend of Brittany_, 118; Fanny Brawne and, 121; biographical sketch of, by J. R. L., 365; influences J. R. L., ii. 88. Keswick, ii. 156. Killarney, J. R. L. visits, ii. 152. King, Rufus, i. 45, 46. Kingsley, Charles, shows J. R. L. Chester Cathedral, ii. 153. “Kobboltozo,” by C. P. Cranch, ii. 96, note. Lake Country, J. R. L. visits, ii. 154, 156. Lamartine, characterized by J. R. L., i. 206. _Lamartine, To_, i. 206. Lamb, Charles, letter of, to Manning, i. 438; J. R. L. compares himself to, in his fondness for London, ii. 335. Landor, Walter Savage, J. R. L. becomes acquainted with the writings of, i. 31; his “Imaginary Conversation” contrasted with J. R. L.’s _Conversations_, 135; reviewed by J. R. L. in _Massachusetts Quarterly_, 293-295; J. R. L. visits, 345; his antiques, ii. 93; his letters edited by J. R. L., 342. _Last Poems_, ii. 368. Lawrence, the Misses, J. R. L. to, on Wildbad, ii. 384. _Leaves from my Journal_, referred to, i. 310, 314. Lechmere house in Cambridge, i. 3. Lee, Billy, his idea of a competence, i. 267. Lee, Judge Joseph, house of, in Cambridge, i. 3.