his friendship with Byron;
_Life of Lord Edward Fitzgerald_;
_Travels of an Irish Gentleman in search of a Religion_;
_History of Ireland_;
end of his literary career;
visit to Sir Walter Scott;
honoured in Ireland;
invited to enter Parliament;
receives a pension of £300 a year;
domestic troubles;
culmination of his sorrows;
illness and death; general appreciation;
Reputation on the Continent;
popularity;
causes of his popularity;
his own estimate of his work;
his wide reading;
literary models;
a careful craftsman;
characteristics of his verse;
his failures;
licentiousness of his poetry;
methods of composition;
limitations and defects of his poetry;
essentially an amatory poet;
his satiric verses;
his lyrics;
ease and variety of his rhythms;
source of his rhythms;
his finest lyrics;
an artist in metre;
comparison with other poets;
supremacy in the writing of lighter lyrics;
uses of rhyme;
his poetry understood by all;
connection with Irish literature;
musical gifts;
politics;
religious views;
devotion to his parents and home;
personal appearance;
charm of manner;
friendships;
his acting;
financial affairs;
independence and high-mindedness;
love for Ireland;
a ladies' man;
intimacy with persons of title.
_Moore, Memoirs of_ (Lord John Russell).
-----, John (father).
-----, Mrs. (mother).
-----, Katherine (sister).
-----, Ellen (sister).
-----, Mrs., Bessy, _née_ Dyke (wife).
Moore, Barbara (daughter).
-----, Olivia (daughter).
-----, Anastasia (daughter).
-----, Thomas (son).
-----, Russell (son).
_Morning Chronicle, The_.
Morpeth, Lord.
_M.P. or The Blue Stocking_.
Murray (publisher).
N
Napier, Sir William.
Napoleon.
_National Airs_ (of Ireland).
O
"O breathe not his name" (quotation).
O'Connell.
_Odes on Cash, Catholics, and other matters_.
"Oh, Where's the slave so lowly" (quotation).
P
Panizzi.
_Paradise and the Peri_.
Parr, Dr.
Peel, Sir Robert.
Pope.
_Postbag, The_,.
Powers (music publishers).
Praed.
Prior.
Protestantism.
Prout, Father.
R
Raftery.
"Rebellion! foul, dishonouring word" (quotation).
Reform Bill.
_Reuben and Rose_.
_Rhymes on the Road_.
_Ring, The_.
_Rock, Captain, History of_.
Rogers, Samuel.
_Rokeby_ (Scott).
Romilly, Sir Samuel.
Ronsard.
Russell, Lord John.
S
_Sacred Songs_.
"Sad one of Sion" (quotation).
_Sceptic, The_.
Scott.
Shakespeare.
Shelley.
"She is far from the land" (quotation).
Sheridan.
_Sheridan, Life of_.
"Sheridan, Death of" (quotation).
Sloperton.
Smith, Sydney.
Southey.
Staël, Madame de.
Stevenson, Sir John.
"Sweet was the hour" (quotation).
Swinburne.
T
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