Thayer, James Bradley, J. R. L. to, on _The Nooning_, i. 302; J. R. L. to, on the measure of his odes, ii. 44, note; and on the _Commemoration Ode_, 65, 67. Theatricals, private, in Rome, J. R. L. takes part in, i. 331; writes prologues for, 332-334. Thoreau, Henry David, reviewed by J. R. L. in _Massachusetts Quarterly_, i. 292; wanted by J. R. L. as contributor to the _Atlantic_, 415, 417. Ticknor, William, D., character of, as publisher, i. 451. Ticknor & Fields buy the _Atlantic_, i. 451. Tilden, Samuel Jones, J. R. L. urged to vote for, ii. 216. _Times, London_, quoted, ii. 318. Titian, the “Sacred and Profane Love” of, i. 327, 328, note; poem suggested by, ii. 371. _Token, The_, i. 146. Toombs, Robert, ii. 24. Tory Row, Cambridge, i. 2; the houses on it, 2-4. _To the Muse_, i. 406. Tours, Mrs. Lowell plans to stay at, ii. 249. Traill, Robert, great-grandfather of J. R. L., i. 11. Trattoria, a, in Florence, i. 315. _Tribune, The New York_, on J. R. L. in 1843, i. 117; in 1882, ii. 289. “Tritemius,” by Whittier, J. R. L. on, i. 418. Troil, Minna, of “The Pirate,” literary forbear of J. R. L., i. 11. Trollope, Anthony, J. R. L. dines with, ii. 82. Trowbridge, John Townsend, on Emerson’s “Brahma,” i. 415. “Trueman, Matthew, Letter to,” i. 158, 159. “Two Angels, The,” Longfellow’s poem, i. 362. _Turner’s Old Téméraire_, ii. 368, 369. _Two Scenes from the Life of Blondel_, ii. 43. _Uncle Cobus’s Story_, ii. 106. “Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” published by J. P. Jewett, success of, suggests a magazine, i. 354; declined by Phillips & Sampson when offered to them, 409. _Under the Old Elm_, ii. 189. _Under the Willows_, i. 268; title chosen for volume, ii. 119; brings congratulatory letters, 125. Underwood, Francis Henry, projects a magazine, i. 354; receives for it a poem from J. R. L., 354; letter to, from J. R. L. on failure of magazine, 355; proposes the _Atlantic_ 408; secures the aid of J. R. L. and others, 409; wins over Phillips & Sampson, 410; dines with publisher, editor and chief contributors, 411; goes to England for the magazine, 412; is J. R. L.’s right-hand man, 414; attends to correspondence, 428. Union League Club in Chicago, ii. 352. Valedictories, J. R. L.’s, ii. 373. Van Buren, Martin, nominated for the presidency, i. 224. “Vanity Fair,” J. R. L. on, i. 297. Vassall, Henry, i. 2. Vassall, Colonel John, his house in Cambridge the headquarters of Washington and home of Longfellow, i. 3. Vaughan, Henry, quoted, ii. 99. Venice, J. R. L.’s delight in, ii. 171; his return thither, 272. Very, Jones, contributor to the _Pioneer_, i. 105. “Virginian in New England, Thirty-five Years ago, A,” ii. 136. _Vision of Sir Launfal, The_, i. 266; the brook in, 267; compared with Tennyson’s romances, 268; June in, 268. _Voyage to Vinland_, called also _Leif’s Voyage_, i. 301; J. R. L. on, ii. 120.