[Reference is not made in this index to individual poems, except where they give their title to a volume. Nearly all the Laureate's poems are mentioned, and will be found in the chapters chiefly in chronological order.]
ABBREVIATIONS, Tennyson's, 278, | Ballads, Tennyson's, 204.
290. Advertisement, the, to Poems of
Two Brothers, 11. "Aftermath, the Poet's," 216. Akbar, delineated by Tennyson, 236.
Albert, Prince, offers Laureateship to Rogers, 75; anecdote of, 76; letter to Tennyson, 163; the poet's reference to him, 164. Alcibiades," Tennyson's nom de plume, 176.
Alton Locke, quotation from, 52. Annuals, Tennyson's contributions to, 123, 311.
Annus mirabilis, 3. See CHRON-
Baumber, John, prototype of the Northern Farmer, 148, 271. Beattie quoted, 338. Beere, Mrs Bernard, produces The Promise of May, 186. Bible, Tennyson's knowledge of the, 99, 325. Biography, Tennyson's dislike of,
Birds, Tennyson's knowledge of, 254.
Blackwood's Magazine, quoted, 36. Blakesley, of Trinity College, 105. Bluebell Hill, 62.
"Bon Gaultier " ballads, 74. Borrowed ideas, Tennyson's, 335- 339.
Boston, Tennyson at, 9. Boyle, Mary, 228.
Brooke, Henry, quoted, 332. Brookfield, W. H., at Cambridge,
19; his humour, 28; his friends, 29; sonnet to, 29. Browning, Robt., quoted, 99, 221. Browning, Mrs, her debt to Tenny- son, 327.
Burial, Tennyson's, in Westmin- ster Abbey, 240. Byron, Tennyson and, 14, 229, 330.
Cambridge, Tennyson at, 18; his friends, 19; college-life, resi- dences, prize poem, 19; son- net on the University, 27; revisited, 30.
Canadian loyalty, the lines on, 88. Carlyle on Tennyson's poems, 51 ;
his views of Tennyson's pen- sion, 77; Tennyson's allusions to, 139; is dissatisfied with the Idylls, 163; praises
Tennyson, 230. Character, A, the original of, 28. Cheltenham, the Tennyson family at, 58, 289 note. "Christopher North," 36.
Clark, Wm., the boy-schoolmaster,
Clough, Arthur, 162, 216. Cock Tavern, The, 57. Coleridge, criticisms by, 34, 38, 40. Collectors, hints to, 346. Collins, Churton, on Tennyson's
masters and models, 325 et seq. Colonies, Tennyson and the, 87. Composition, Tennyson's method of, 296.
Compression in Enoch Arden, 144, 279.
Contractions, 278. Conversation, Tennyson's favourite themes of, 263. Consistency, Tennyson's, 230. Cornwall, the poet in, 156, 288. "Cornwall, Barry," 76, 324. Cotswolds, The, 59. Court, Tennyson at, 77. Cowper, 336.
Crimean heroes, Tennyson and the, 81.
Criticism of Poems by Two
Brothers, 13, 17; of early volumes, 34, 40, 292, 300. Critics, Tennyson's censures of, 43. Critiques and comments on Tenny-
son's poems by Athenæum, 24, 70; Blackwood's Maga- zine, 36; Carlyle, 163; Cole- ridge, 34, 38, 40; Churton Collins, 325; Dawson, Geo., 142, 153; Dowden, 131; Edinburgh Review, 53; Eng-
lishman's Magazine, 35; Fris- well, 292; Gladstone, 220; Hallam, 34; Hunt, 34; Ingram, 50, 70, 105, 160; Japp, 220; Kingsley, 40, 52, 72, 103, 118; Lockhart, 42; Mann, 127, 130; Mill, 34; "North, Chris- topher," 36; Poe, 55, 233; Powell, 31 Quarterly Re- view, 42; Salt, 217; Sped- ding, 53, 281, 298; Stedman, 61, 118, 159, 289; Taylor, Bayard, 40, 142, 159, 168, 321; Westminster Review, 34; Whitman, 199.
Crompton, Richard, his Facing the Inimy, 335.
Dawson, Rev. George, on Enoch Arden, 142, 143; on The Idylls of the King, 153. Deal, the seaport, described in Enoch Arden, 145. Death of Tennyson, 229. Demeter volume, published, 221. Democrats, Tennyson's warning to, 210.
Dialect, poems in, 274 et seq. Dickens, Chas., 55, 57. Discarded poems, 300 et seq. Disillusion, Tennyson's political, 94.
Dobell, Sydney, 58, 76. Doctors, Tennyson's criticism of, 207.
Dogmas, Tennyson's dislike of, 99, 235.
Doubts, Tennyson's, 113, 199, 213, 240, 265. Dowden, Professor, on Tennyson's
EARLY lyrics, Tennyson's, 45-55; | Friendships, Tennyson's,
revised and suppressed, 305. Edinburgh Review, Spedding's article in, 53. Elegies, English, of Milton and
Shelley, compared with In Memoriam, 102.
Eliot, George, on Tennyson's dramas, 169.
Elsdale, Henry, on the Idylls of the King, 158.
Emerson, R. W., quoted, 4, 55, 57, 313, 319, 339; meets Tenny- son in London, 57. Enoch Arden, 142 et seq. England, Tennyson's love of, 67, 84, 86, 280, 306. Englishman's Magazine, The, quoted, 35.
Errors, Tennyson's, 263, 282. Escott, T. H. S., his account of Tennyson's life in London, 170.
Evolution theory, the, in Tenny-
son's poems, 259, 285. Exactness, Tennyson's, 243.
"FAIR WOMEN," Tennyson's, 51. Faith, Tennyson's, 240. Farringford, 135, 138, 247. Faults in early poems, 297. Favourite ideas and expressions, 284.
Fields, Mr, on Tennyson's "Mediævalism," 68. Fitzgerald, Edward, on Tennyson's poems, 51; his opinion of The Princess, 60; describes the poet's character, 138, 142; Tennyson's poem to, 208; his death, 211.
"Fleet-streeter, A," Tennyson de- scribed as, 57. Flowers, Tennyson's descriptions of, 250. Flower-song, A, 251.
Forms, Tennyson's hatred of, 236. Forster, John, 57.
Fragmentary history, Tennyson's, 56.
Franklin, Lady, 88; Sir John, 275.
poems on, 139, 208, 211, 222. Friswell, Hain, quoted, 134 note, 245; his attack on Tennyson, 292, 346.
Froude, Mr, on Tennyson and Carlyle, 217; Tennyson's pro- test against his Life of Carlyle, 139.
GALTON, Mr Arthur, on Tennyson's 'poverty of thought," 217. Garibaldi's visit to Tennyson, 141. Geology, Tennyson's poetic use of, 258.
Gladstone, Mr, on Sixty Years After, 220.
Glasgow University, Tennyson and, 83.
Globe Theatre, scene at, 187. Goethe, 328, 332.
Green, J. R., on Becket, 169. Grenville, Sir Richard, an English hero, 205.
Guest, Lady Charlotte, her Ma- binogion, 161; her friendship with Tennyson, 161.
HALLAM, Arthur Henry, meets Tennyson at Cambridge, 19; competes for Chancellor's medal, 19; his eloquence, 29; criticises Poems chiefly Lyrical,34,35; visits Somersby, and is engaged to Tennyson's sister, 56; his death, 105; sketch of his career, 106; burial, 107; tribute by Milnes, 107 ; sonnet by Charles Tennyson-Turner, 108. See chapter on In Memoriam. Hamilton, Sir W. R., and The Princess, 60.
Hamley, Sir E., and Tennyson's metaphor, 283.
Hawker, Rev. R. S., of Morwen- stow, 156.
Heroes, Tennyson's admiration of, 205, 206.
Holmes, O. W., quoted, 100; visits Tennyson, 247; burlesques Tennyson's style, 291.
Holywell Glen, 7; Howitt's de- scription of, 7 note; described in Maud, 132. Houghton,
Lord (Monckton Milnes), at Cambridge, 18; competes for Chancellor's medal, 19; with Tennyson in London, 58; as Laureate- maker, 76; gets pension for Tennyson, 77; tribute to Hallam, 107. Howitt, Wm., describes Holywell Glen, 7; on Tennyson's ex- clusiveness, 44. Humour, Tennyson's, 147, 269 et seq.
Hunt, Leigh, on Tennyson's poems, 34; commends Tennyson for the Laureateship, 76.
IDA, Princess, and Shelley's Cythna, 334. Idealism, Tennyson's, 3, 85, 93, 230.
Idyll? What is an, 158. Idylls of the King, The, 152; spiritual meanings of, 158. Imitations of Tennyson, 148. Ingram, Professor, on Locksley Hall, 50; on The Princess, 70; on In Memoriam, 105; on the flaw in the Idylls of the King, 160.
In Memoriam, 97 et seq.; illus- trates Tennyson's religion, 103; opinion of Kingsley, 103, 118; of Taylor, 104; of In- gram, 105; of Stedman, 118; its lessons, 109 et seq.; local and personal references in, 119; its metre, 288. Invention, Tennyson's small power of, 321, 329.
Irish poem, Tennyson's
Irving, Henry, and Tennyson's dramas, 171, 183, 186.
JAPP, Professor, on Locksley Hall,
"Jewels of all Time"-is it an error? 283.
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