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      Baring, Maurice, 372

      Barnes, Julian, 376

      Barrault, Jean-Louis, 86

      Barrett, Elizabeth, 372

      Barrett, William, 19–21, 25, 35–6, 45

      Basset, Anne, 192

      Bataille, Charles, 60

      Bath, MW in 224

      Baudelaire, Charles: Gautier’s patronage, 54; on Melmoth, 150, 160; relationship with Nadar, 60, 62, 66; Nerval’s influence, 104; on pantomime, 81, 86; on Paris, 329; photographs, 63, 66; on photography, 65–6; Rimbaud on, 40; Les Fleurs du Mal, 54; On My Contemporaries, 150; The Soul of Laughter, 86

      Beach, Sylvia, 323

      Behn, Aphra, 375

      Bell, George, 113, 114, 116, 127–8

      Benson, Arthur, 164

      Bentham, Jeremy, 174, 175, 179

      Bentham, Matilda, 213

      Bentley, Richard, 140, 141, 143, 145

      Bernstorff, Count A.P., 235, 241, 248

      biography: authenticity, 197; Boswell’s status, 367–68, 369; choice of subject, 4; DNB, 371; double-life of biographer, 3–4; empathy, 4; experiments with, 136; handshake across time, 198; modern, 373–6; as pursuit, vii-ix; status of biographer, 370; truth-telling, 368, 375–6; twentieth-century, 372–3; Victorian, 371–2

      Bird, Isabella, 264

      Birnie, Richard, 145

      Bisson frères, 58

      Blackwood, Algernon, 164

      Blackwood’s, 140, 145

      Blake, William, 200

      Blanche, Emile, 92, 100, 118–19, 121–2, 127

      Blanche, Esprit, 100

      Blinshall, James, 396, 397

      Blood, Fanny, 210, 221–3, 224

      Blunt, W.S., 9

      Boissard (painter), 104–5

      Bolden, Sarah, 143–4

      Boleyn, Anne, 184, 185, 187, 191

      Bond, Fanny (nee Barham), 142–3, 145, 148

      Bosnian crisis, 337

      Boswell, Charles, (son of JB), 377, 390, 391

      Boswell, James: in Amsterdam, 394, 395–7; as biographer, 367–8, 369–71, 393; dress, 379, 381, 386, 399; relationship with Dutch ladies, 380–4, 385–95, 397–401; education, 377, 381, 391–2; at the Hague, 385–6; in Holland, 368, 377–401; Inviolable Plan, 380; visit to Voltaire, 358; at Zuylen, 397–8, 399, 400

      Boswell, Margaret, 369, 375

      Boyd, William, 338

      Breton, André, 157

      Briggs, Julia, 372

      Brissot, Jean-Pierre, 258

      Bristol: Chatterton in, 10–12, 28–9, 38; Coleridge and Southey in, 38; St Mary Redcliff church, 11, 13–14, 16, 19, 29–30

      Brown, Robert, 379, 397

      Brown, Thomas, 262

      Browne, Brockden, 327

      Browning, Oscar, 165

      Brummell, Beau, 280

      Brunel, Marc Isambard, 69

      Brussels Exhibition (1856), 63

      Buffon, Comte de, 339

      Bunyan, John, 237

      Burke, Edmund, 214, 259

      Burnet, Timothy, 277, 279

      Burney, Charles, 370

      Burney, Fanny, 45

      Bute, John Stuart, 3rd Earl of, 31

      Byatt, A.S., 376

      Byrne, Muriel St Clare, 185–6, 190, 192–3

      Byron, Allegra, 288

      Byron, George Gordon, Lord: bankers, 273; Drury Lane Theatre Committee, 154; Fitzgerald on, 328; in Greece, 236; manuscripts, 275–6; publisher, 274; royalties scheme, 155; friendship with Scrope Davies, 271–2, 275–81; Shelley’s visit, 310; works, 151

      Cairns, David, 374

      Calais, 183–4, 185, 186–7, 190–1

      Calas, Jean, 358–9

      Calas, Marc-Antoine, 360–1

      Calderon de la Barca, Pedro, 292

      Cambridge: Churchill College, 367; King’s College, 161–3, 165–7, 171

      Cameron, Julia Margaret, 58

      Camus, Albert, 336–7, 346

      Canterbury, Barham in, 139–40, 147

      Canynges, William, 13–14, 20

      Carlyle, Thomas, 173, 175, 178, 179, 371, 374

      Carne, Marcel, 86

      Cary, Thomas, 15, 35, 37

      Casa Magni, 283, 284–93, 296–7,

      299–300, 302, 306, 308–9

      Catcott, Alexander, 38–9, 45

      Catcott, George, 19, 21–2, 25, 35–7

      cats, 168–9, 368, 403–8

      Champfleury (Jules Fleury-Husson), 60, 63, 81, 87

      Channel Tunnel, 69, 73

      Charivari, 61

      Châtelet, Marquise du, 320, 351–5 Chatterton, Thomas: appearance, 38–9, 46; apprenticeship, 19, 23, 24–5; birth, 10; in Bristol, 21–5, 29; character, 11–12, 34–5; childhood, 11–14; death, 5, 25–6, 45–6; drug taking, 5, 25, 40, 45; education, 15–16, 17–18, 32; father, 11; friends, 18, 34–5; letters, 34, 39, 42–4; in London, 25–6, 42–8; reading, 32–3; reputation, 6–10, 26–34; Rowley, 14–17, 19, 29, 35, 38–9, 43–4, 48–50; venereal disease, 45; works, 5–6, 26; writing, 19–25; ‘Æella’, 21, 25, 30–1; ‘African Eclogues’, 23, 25, 39, 41–2; ‘Apostate Will’, 17; ‘The Death of Sir Charles Bawdin’, 21, 22–3, 29; ‘The Excelente Balade of Charitie’, 25, 42, 44, 48–50; ‘Godwyn’, 21; ‘Happiness’, 36; ‘Onn Oure Ladies Church’, 20, 30, 31; ‘Sly Dick’, 16–17, 20; ‘The Whore of Babylon’, 23, 31–2; ‘Will’, 14, 17–18, 24, 36, 46

      Chatwin, Bruce, 338

      Chaucer, Geoffrey, 44, 141

      Chenevard, Paul, 97–8

      Chernaik, Judith, 277, 279

      Christiania, 229, 235, 236, 237, 246

      Christie, Mrs (friend of MW), 228

      Christie, Thomas, 240

      Churchill, Charles, 19, 31, 32

      Clairmont, Claire, 276, 277, 279, 288, 305, 314

      Clarke, Austin, 31

      Clarke, Edward Daniel, 246

      Cobb, Richard, 183

      Cockshut, A.O.J., 371

      Coldstream, John, 320

      Coleridge, Hartley, 269

      Coleridge, Samuel Taylor: alternative future, 372; in Bristol, 38; finances, 155; Forster’s influence, 258; in London, 197; influence of Chatterton, 6, 23; on MW and Godwin, 265; MW’s influence, 247, 256, 257, 259–61; Mill on, 179; Pantisocracy, 38, 236; publisher, 200; RH’s biography, 269; on Voltaire, 345; works, 151; ‘Kubla Khan’, 42, 259–60, 374; Notebooks, 244, 261; The Rime of the Ancient Manner, 23; ‘This Lime Bower My Prison’, 259

      Coleridge, Sara, 269

      Colon, Jenny, 96, 108

      Colston Hall school, 15, 17–18, 32

      Compton Burnett, Ivy, 373

      Congreve, William, 350

      Conrad, Joseph, 68, 338

      Constable, Archibald, 157, 159

      Copenhagen, MW in, 234, 235, 248–50

      Cornhill Magazine, 4

      Cottle, Joseph, 233

      Cowper, William, 259

      Coxe, William, 235, 246

      Cranmer, Thomas, 187

      Crash, Wall Street (1929), 322, 325, 327

      Croce, Giulio, 79

      Croft, Herbert, 25, 35, 46, 47–8

      Cromwell, Thomas, 184, 186, 187, 188–92

      Cross, Mr (chemist), 25, 40, 44, 45

      Cruickshank, George, 141

      Curzon, George Nathaniel, Marquis

      Curzon of Kedleston, 372

      Cuvier, Georges, 339

      Daniel, Jean, 336

      Daumier, Honoré, 65

      Davies, Decimus, 275

      Davies, Martin R., 274, 282

      Davies, Scrope Berdmore, 270–82

      Dawson, Mrs (employer of MW), 224

      Debailly, Pascal, 344

      Deburau, Adelaide, 78

      Deburau, Jean-Gaspard, 54, 78–87

      Dee, John, 167

      Defoe, Daniel, 210

      de Gaulle, Charles, 346

      de la Tocnaye, Bernard, 258, 259

      Dempster, George, 378, 393

      Denis, Madame (niece of Voltaire), 355–6

      Denmark, MW in, 234, 235, 248–50

      de Quincey, Thomas, 40

      Descartes, Rene, 350, 353

      Desmoulins, Mrs, 369

      d’Herm
    enches, Constant, 384, 390, 394, 399

      Dickens, Charles, 141, 175, 373

      Diderot, Denis, 156

      Disderi, André-Adolphe-Eugène, 64

      Dodsley of Pall Mall, 23

      Doisneau, Robert, 336, 339

      doppelgänger, 65, 146, 308–10, 327

      Dore, Gustave, 60

      Dostoyevsky, Fyodor, 271, 322

      Dowson, Ernest, 27

      dreams, 94–5, 307–8

      drugs, 40–2, 104–5, 269, 288

      Dryden, John, 351

      Dublin, 153–4, 214, 224, 229

      Du Camp, Maxime, 93, 106, 128

      Duck, Stephen, 27

      Dumas, Alexandre (pere), 60, 62, 63, 123, 128

      Durant, William Clark, 219, 238

      Dutourd, Jean, 341

      Duval, Jean, 60

      Eccles, David, 1st Viscount, 274

      Edgeworth, Maria, 213

      Elbe, River, 252–3

      Eliot, George, 175

      Eliot, T.S., 15, 185, 326

      Ellefsen (Ellyson), Peder, 238–42, 246, 251, 255

      Ellmann, Richard, 373

      Emmet, Robert, 153

      Ernesta (opera-singer), 71

      Esquirol (doctor), 104–5

      exhibitions: Brussels (1856), 63; Crystal Palace (1851), 74–5

      Fallois, Bernard de, 340

      Farley, Felix, 19

      Farr, Paul, 24

      Fitzgerald, F. Scott, 321–31; ‘Babylon Revisited’, 329; The Beautiful and Damned, 322; ‘Between Three and Four’, 330; ‘Crazy Sundays’, 329; ‘Echoes of the Jazz Age’, 329; ‘Family in the Wind’, 329; The GGreat Gatsby, 322, 324; ‘My Lost City’, 329, 331; ‘One Trip Abroad’, 327–8; ‘The Rough Crossing’, 321; Tender is the Night, 319, 327, 329

      Fitzgerald, Zelda, 319, 321, 323–7, 329–30, 375

      FitzUrse, William, 143

      Flaubert, Gustave, 54, 347–8

      Fletcher, Ronald, 174

      Flower, John, 24

      Ford, Ford Madox, 376

      Forel, Otto, 325, 326

      Forster, Johann Georg, 258

      Forster, John, 371

      Fournier, Marc, 108

      Fox, Elizabeth, 143

      France: MW in, 236, 250; Revolution, 203, 211, 214, 250; RH in, 54; see also place names

      Frederick II (the Great), King of Prussia, 354, 355, 399

      Frederikstad waterfall, 247, 261

      Freud, Sigmund, 170, 175

      Friedrich, Caspar David, 251

      Froude, James Anthony, 371

      Funambules Theatre, 78–83, 87

      Fuseli, Henry, 153, 211, 212, 217–18, 224, 225, 228

      Garnerin, Charles, 340

      Gaskell, Elizabeth, 373

      Gautier, Judith, 319–20

      Gautier, Théophile: appearance, 54, 62; career, 54; drugs, 104–5; in London, 67–76; on Maturin, 150; relationship with Nadar, 60, 62; friendship with Nerval, 54, 91, 95–8, 99–100, 101–2, 105–6, 107, 122, 128–9; on pantomime, 81, 86; photograph, 54, 63; on photography, 65

      Gay, John, 17

      Geelvinck, Catherina Elisabeth, 382–3, 385, 386–90, 391

      George III, King, 31

      ghost-stories, 9, 136, 143, 162–71

      Gilbert, W.S., 141

      Gilpin, William, 258

      Girardin, Emile de, 61, 63, 69

      Gisborne family, 289

      Gittings, Robert, 373

      Glanville, Joseph, 156

      Glendinning, Victoria, 377

      Godwin, William: appearance, 204; as biographer, 219, 226–32; career, 203; daughter, 227, 285; finances, 155; first meeting with MW, 200–2; marriage, 198, 206–9, 211, 218, 264; Caleb Williams, 203; relationship with MW, 204–9, 218, 229–32, 233, 264–5; Fleetwood, 215; Memoirs of the Author of the Rights of Woman, 198, 200, 204, 206, 209–32, 265–6; Political Justice, 201, 203, 204–5, 211; St Leon, 151, 215

      Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, 151, 292; The Sorrows of Werther, 225

      Golding, William, 376

      Goncourt frères, 62, 63

      Gordon, Charles George, 372

      Gosse, Edmund, 371

      Gothenburg, MW in, 229, 234, 251

      Grand Tour, 233, 250, 380

      Grant, Hugh, 334

      Gray, Thomas, 233, 259

      Greville, Fulke, 33

      Grey, Lord Leonard, Viscount Grane, 191

      Grieg, Edvard, 256

      Grisi, Carlotta, 71, 72

      Gronow, Rees-Howell, 272, 280, 281

      Gruffudd, Elis, 192

      Gustav III, King of Sweden, 234

      Hague, Boswell at the, 385–6

      Hamburg, MW in, 229, 234, 251–4

      Hamilton, Ian, 375–6

      Haussmann, Baron, 340

      Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 327

      Hays, Mary, 203, 213, 228, 257

      Hayter, Alethea, 41

      Hazlitt, William, 7–8, 203, 229, 257, 265

      Headlam, Walter, 162

      Helvetius, Claude-Adrien, 345

      Hemingway, Ernest, 319, 323–4

      Henry VIII, King of England, 183, 185, 188–9, 192–3

      Hill, Christopher, 188

      Hill, David Octavius, 58

      Hillier, Bevis, 274, 282

      Hobhouse, John Cam, 272, 275, 278

      Hodge (cat), 405–6, 410

      Holcroft, Thomas, 203, 212

      Holinshed, Ralph, 193

      Holland, Boswell in, 377–401

      Holroyd, Michael, 373

      Hook, Theodore, 140

      Horne, Richard Hengist, 142

      Houssaye, Arsène, 91, 100, 107, 128

      Howard, Philip, 135

      Huber, Jean, 361–2

      Hugo, Victor, 57, 63, 65, 80, 108, 150, 346

      Hugounet, Paul, 86

      Hume, David, 379

      Hunt, Leigh, 286, 310

      Husee, John, 187–92

      Imlay, Fanny, 203, 206, 208, 229, 239, 252

      Imlay, Gilbert: business affairs, 235–6, 237–41, 255–6; daughter, 203, 211; relationship with MW, 203, 205, 211, 216, 218, 224, 226, 228–9, 236, 251, 253, 255–6, 259, 262; treasure ship, 237–41

      Inchbald, Elizabeth, 203

      Ireland, 210, 214, 223, 236

      James, Henry, 69, 327

      James, M.R., 139, 151, 161–71

      Janin, Jules, 80, 85, 101

      Janson-Smith, Peter, 4

      John Bull, 140

      Johnson, Joseph: friendship with MW and Godwin, 200, 209, 211, 215, 223, 228; publishing, 200–1, 256–7

      Johnson, Lionel, 27

      Johnson, Samuel: Boswell’s Life, 367–8, 369–71, 373–5; cats, 403–7; on Chatterton, 27–8; RH on, 368; on travel, 233; Life of Richard Savage, 266

      Johnson, Tatty, 375

      Journal des Debats, 80–1

      Joyce, James, 323, 373

      Judd, Alan, 376

      Jung, Carl, 325

      Karr, Alphonse, 81, 85, 98, 99–100, 104, 339

      Katherine of Aragon, 187

      Kean, Edmund, 154

      Keats, John: biography, 373; opinion of Chatterton, 7, 28, 31; Coleridge meeting, 197; death, 9; on drugs, 40; at Hazlitt’s lectures, 7–8; on Negative Capability, 39; venereal disease, 45

      Ker, W.P., 15

      Kerouac, Jack, 40

      Kingsley, Mary, 264

      Kinnaird, Douglas James William, 272, 273

      La Barre, Chevalier de, 362

      Labrunie, Gérard, see Nerval

      Labrunie, Marie-Antoinette, 126–7

      Lake District, 269

      Lamartine, Alphonse de, 61, 63

      Lambert, John, 19, 22, 24–5, 32

      Landor, Walter Savage, 270

      Lautréamont, Comte de (Isidore-Lucien Ducasse), 150

      Lawrence, Thomas, 71

      Leech, John, 141

      Le Gray, Gustave, 58

      Leibniz, Gottfried Wilhelm, 353

      Leigh, Augusta, 272, 275

      Lennon, John, 370

      Leoncavallo, Ruggiero, 6

      Lepape, Pierre, 345, 362

      Lerici, 284–5, 287

      Lévi, Bern
    ard-Henri, 337

      Lewis, Matthew ‘Monk’, 150

      Lewis, Sinclair, 323

      Lisbon, MW in, 214, 224, 229

      Lisle, Arthur Plantagenet, Viscount, 183–93

      Lisle, Honor, Lady, 184, 185, 190, 192

      Lively, Penelope, 376

      Locke, John, 350, 353, 362

      London: cemetery, 76; Chatterton in, 25–6, 42–8; Coleridge in, 197, 269; Drury Lane, 71–2; Gautier in, 67–76; Great Exhibition (1851), 74–5; Hampstead Heath, 197; literary life, 140–1; poets, 26–7; RH in, 197; Strand, 67; Sundays, 75–6; Tower, 184, 191, 192–3; Tunnel, 69; Voltaire in, 350–1

      London Review, 179

      Lort, Michael, 38, 45

      Loti, Pierre, 338

      Louis XV, King, 351, 354, 359

      Lowes, John Livingston, 260

      Lucretius, 367

      Lumière, Antoine, 58

      Lumley, Benjamin, 67

      Lyon, Nadar in, 59

      Macaulay, Thomas Babington, 371

      Macaulay, Catharine, 213

      McBryde, Gwendolen, 168

      McBryde, Jane, 168

      McBryde, Jim, 168

      McCalls, 325

      McGann, Jerome, 277

      madness, 24–5, 92–4, 198, 325–7

      Maillol, Aristide, 339

      Malraux, André, 336, 363

      Mann, Thomas, 151, 326

      Manning, Henry Edward, 372

      Marchand, Leslie, 271, 282

      Marguerite (MW’s maid), 239, 251, 252

      Maria and Margaretha, 239–41, 255

      Marischal, George Keith, 10th Earl of, 399, 400

      Marlowe, Christopher, 151

      Marmontel, Jean-François, 176, 180

      Marx, Karl, 175

      Mary I, Queen, 187

      Masson, David, 6

      Matilda, Queen of Denmark, 234, 249

      Mattei, Marie, 75

      Matthews, Charles Skinner, 272, 279

      Maturin, Charles Robert, 149–60

      Maturin, Henrietta (nee Kingsbury), 153

      Maupertuis, Pierre Louis Moreau de, 352

      Maurois, André, 352

      Mayle, Peter, 338

      Mazarac, François, 379

      Meredith, George, 6

      Mery, Joseph, 108, 128

      Meyerstein, E.H., 6, 32, 37, 45

      Meynell, Wilfred, 9

      Mickiewicz, Adam, 61

      Milford, Nancy, 327

      Mill, James, 174, 178, 180

      Mill, John Stuart: appearance, 173–4; career, 173, 182; education, 173, 174–5; relationship with Harriet Taylor, 137, 177–82, 198; Autobiography, 175–7, 181; ‘Bentham’, 179; ‘Coleridge’, 179; ‘On Liberty’, 180, 181; Principles of Political Economy, 174; ‘The Subjection of Women’, 180; A System of Logic, 174

     


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