French and Italian, not taught at Stratford school, 221. Fuller, eight years old when Shakespeare died. 269. Expert evidence of, 303, 304. Extract from, 269, note. His estimate of the Shakespearean plays, 20. His mention of Shakespeare, 77.. Testimony as to Shakespeare's acquirements, 265, 266, note. Furness, W. II., unable to accept Shakespearean authorship, 154, 201. G. Gallants, relations with managers, 274. Garrick Club bust, the, 105. See Portraits. Geography, knowledge of, displayed in plays, 219. Geology, knowledge of, in the plays, 213. Germany, Shakespeare in, Cohn's theory, 216. "Good friend, for Jesus's sake, forbear," etc., 124. Grammar School of Stratford. See Stratford School. Gravitation, law of, stated in the plays, 212. Great fire of London. See Fire. Greene, Robert, a father of the English stage, 252 Cited as a witness, contra, 250, 251. Had his admirers, 251, note. His estimate of Wm. Shakespeare, 58. No worse than his kind, 252. Only contemporary of W. S. who exposed the forgery, 58 The "steal" he complained of, 302. Title of his book, 126, note. Contents of, 266. Told the truth about Wm. Shakespeare, 124, 125, 126, note. "Groat's worth of wit." See Greene, 126. "Groom, Lord Leicester's," Delia Bacon's name for S., 193. H. Habitues of Shakespeare's theaters, who were, 37. Hallam, Henry, doubtful as to accepting S.'s authorship, 45. His estimate of the plays, 207. Opinion as to their philology, 207. Halliwell, accounts for the epitaphs, 270. Follows Hallam, 302. Halliwell-Phillips, J. C., his "outlines." 253. Does not dispel the difficulties, 254. Hamlet, believed by Delia Bacon to be key-note of plays, 190, Harrison, John, cited as a witness, 250. Hawthorne, Nathaniel, his narrative of Delia Bacon, 197, 198. Hawthornden, Drummond of. See Drummond of Hawthornden. Heminges & Condell, cited as witnesses, 250. Corroborate Jon son's testimony, 35. How procured emendations, 234, 235. Their "copy" for first folio, 315. Their reason for the first folio, 249, note. Henry the Sixth, Grant White's idea of, 303. Greene's complaint about, 302. Not Shakespeare's, 302. Wonderful "run" of, 307. Henry the Seventh, curious evidence of Bacon's, 242. Heywood, author of portions of "Passionate Pilgrim," 109. Writes plays of the period, 264. "Historic Doubt," the Shakespearean myth not a, 66. Historical evidence. See Circumstantial evidence. Passim. Historical plays, evidence of, as to Bacon, 242. History, Bacon thinks taught by drama, 242. Hume, David, his estimate of Shakespearean plays, 25. Hunter, Rev. Joseph, identifies Proserpo's Island, 87, note. I