John of Gaunt in _Richard II._, dying speech of, 115-116, 181 Johnson, Dr, on false patriots, 171 Jonson, Ben, testimony to Shakespeare's popularity, 29; his classical tragedies compared with Shakespeare's, 30; his elegy on Shakespeare, 50, 232; his dialectical powers contrasted with Shakespeare's, 53; on the players' praise of Shakespeare, 60; his son, Shakespeare's godson, 61; Beeston's talk of, 67; popularity of his plays at Restoration, 91, 92 Jusserand, Jules, on English literature, 202; his _Shakespeare in France_, 203 Kean, Charles, experience of Shakespearean spectacle, 9; Macready's criticism of, 14 Kemp, William, Elizabethan comedian, 33 Killigrew, Tom, manager of the King's Company, 87 _n._ Kingship, Shakespeare on, 155-160, 180-182 Kirkman, Francis, his account of William Beeston the second, 66 Lacy, John, actor, 67; acquaintance with Ben Jonson, 68; adaptation of _The Taming of the Shrew_, 108 Lawrence, Sir Thomas, and commemoration of Shakespeare, 216 Lessing, 136 Lincoln's Inn Fields (Portugal Row), Theatre at, 86, 87 and _n._ Literary drama, on the modern stage, 123; antagonism of capital to, 126-128 _Lives of the Poets_ of the seventeenth century, 54 Locke, John, in France, 200 Locke, Matthew, Shakespearean music of, 105, 108 Logic, Shakespeare on, 146 London, Shakespeare's association with, 226 _seq._; statues in, 236, 237; proposed sites for Shakespeare monument in, 239 London County Council, and the theatre, 130, 131; and subsidised enlightenment, 133; and Shakespeare monument, 219 London Trades Council and the theatre, 132 Lowin, John, original actor in Shakespeare's plays, 61; coached by Shakespeare in part of _Hamlet_, 63, 71, 72 Lycurgus, Attic orator, 233 Macready, W.C., his criticism of spectacle, 14 Marlowe, Christopher, Shakespeare's senior by two months, 37, 193 Massinger, Philip, his _Bondman_, 92, 93 Mathews, Charles, on a monument of Shakespeare, 214 Mercy, Shakespeare on, 152, 153 Metaphysics, Shakespeare on, 146-148 Mill, John Stuart, statue of, 237 Milton, his elegy on Shakespeare, 51, 231 Moliere, accepted methods of producing his plays, 16, 18, 136 Montaigne, Michel de, and Anthony Bacon, 203; his essays in English, 204 Moore, Thomas, and commemoration of Shakespeare, 216 More, Sir Thomas, his _Utopia_ in France, 204 Municipal theatre, its justification, 122; in Europe, 134 Musset, Alfred de, on Shakespeare, 206 Nash, John, and commemoration of Shakespeare, 216 Nash, Thomas, 64 Nodier, Charles, his _Pensees de Shakespeare_, 211-213 Norwegian drama, 129 Obedience, the duty of, 161 Oldys, William, antiquary, 68, 69 Opera in England, 131 Oxford, the Crown Inn at, 69; Shakespeare at, 70; visitors from, to Stratford, 75-77 Patriotism, Shakespeare on, 170 _seq._ Peele, George, alleged letter of, 189 _seq._