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The Life and Genius of Nathaniel Hawthorne

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Adams, John Quincy After-dinner speeches Alcott, A. Bronson “Ambitious Guest, The,” “Ancestral Footstep, The,” Antinous of the villa Ludovisi “Arabella,” the ship Arnold, Matthew “Artist of the Beautiful, The,” Athenæan Society Atlantic Club Aurelius, Marcus Bacon’s, Miss, volume published Balzac Bancroft, George Beethoven Bennoch, Francis “Blithedale Romance” Blodgett’s boarding-house “Bloody Footstep” “Birth Mark, The,” “Bosom Serpent, The,” Bradford, George P Brandes, Danish critic Bridge, Horatio, Bright, Henry A. Brook Farm Brown, John Browning and Carlyle Browning, Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Robert Buchanan, President Carlyle and Hawthorne Castor and Pollux, statues of “Celestial Railroad, The” Cenci, Beatrice, portrait of Channing, Ellery Channing, William H. Cilley and Graves duel Cilley, Jonathan description of Clarke, Edward H. Clarke, Rev. Dr. James F. “Code of Honor,” the College skepticism Columbia, statue of Concord River Conway, Rev. M. D. Crab spider, the Crawford, sculptor “Critique of Pure Reason, The” Curtis, George William Dallas, George M. Dante’s Inferno Dickens “Doctor Grimshawe’s Secret” Dolliver, Dr. “Dolliver Romance, The” Donatello’s crime Dwight, John S., musical critic Elgin marbles Eliot, George Emerson essays Emerson, Mrs. R. W. her figure religious views English lakes “English Note-book” English scenery Essex County people Evans, Marian “Fancy’s Show Box” “Fanshawe” “Faun of Praxiteles” “Felton, Septimius,” Fielding Fields, James T Florentine art Fourier Fuller, Margaret as Zenobia her marriage Gardner, E. A., Prof Genius, its growth “Gentle Boy, The,” Ghosts Gibson, sculptor his tinted Eves and Venuses Gladstone, William E., on transcendentalism Godkin, E. L. Goethe Golden Age, A Goodrich, S. G., editor “Great Carbuncle, The,” “Great Stone Face, The,” Guilty glimpses at hired models Gurney, Prof. E. W. “Hall of Fantasy, The,” Harris, Dr. William T. Harvard Law School Hathorne, Daniel Hathorne, John witches’ judge his last will his gravestone Hathorne, Joseph Hathorne, Nathaniel Hathorne, William Letter to British Ministry Hawthorne, Elizabeth Hawthorne, Julian Hawthorne, Louisa her death Hawthorne, Mrs. Sophia Peabody becomes engaged to Hawthorne writes to her mother encourages her husband praises her husband is out of health goes to Madeira is presented at court the original of Hilda at Concord her opinions character and style Hawthorne, Nathaniel, his English ancestors family name birthplace his lameness early poetry life at Sebago his first diary the budding of his genius fits for college “Pin Society” religious instruction decides on his vocation has the measles his life at Bowdoin outdoor sports is fined for gambling graduates at Bowdoin decides his profession publishes “Fanshawe” changes his name despondency goes to Lake Champlain wins his bet with Cilley commences his diary his supposed challenge thanks Longfellow goes to Berkshire Hills character of his diary his engagement enters Custom House goes to Brook Farm his marriage his true Arcadia his skating opinion of Emerson birth of a daughter his indolence style as an author returns to Robert Manning’s house is appointed Surveyor of the Port son Julian is born occupies house on Mall street is removed from office publishes “Scarlet Letter” method of development sits for his portrait; goes to Lenox publishes “House of Seven Gables” birth of his daughter Rose leaves Lenox for Newton returns to Concord writes the “Life of Pierce” the Liverpool consulate sails for England as an office-holder his life in England makes a speech kindness to Delia Bacon resigns the Consulate as a law writer goes to Paris arrives at Rome journeys to Florence goes to the Vatican on modern sculpture returns to Rome visits Geneva summer at Redcar publishes the “Marble Faun Hawthorne the famous begins to dislike writing returns to Concord method of writing patriotism proposes to arm negroes preparatory sketches sojourns at Beverly Farms last entry in his journal dedicates book to President Pierce at home personal appearance seriously ill Hawthorne’s philosophy his death his funeral religious convictions his position in literature Hawthorne, Rose, her birth her memoirs Hawthorne’s mother her character her death Hawthorne, Una, her birth severe illness of Hilda, character of her tower Hillard, George S. Hoar, Miss Elizabeth Holiday epauletes Holmes, Oliver Wendell Hosmer, Harriet Houghton, Lord “House of the Seven Gables, The” Howe, Dr. Samuel G. Hunt, suicide of Miss Italian Note-book Jackson, Andrew James, Henry, Jr. James, Henry, Sr. Jameson, Mrs. Anna Jerrold, Douglas Kansas-Nebraska Bill Kant, Immanuel Kemble, Frances Kitridge, Doctor “Lady Eleanor’s Mantle” Laocoön Lathrop, George P. Leamington Lincoln, President Liverpool Consulate Longfellow, Henry W. reviews Hawthorne Loring, Frederick W. Loring, Dr. George B. Lowell, James Russell Mann, Horace Mann, Mrs. Horace Manning family Manning, Rebecca Manning, Richard Manning, Robert “Marble Faun, The,” English reviews of analysis of its original McClellan, General George B. McMichael, Morton Melville, Hermann Mexican War Michel Angelo his Last Judgment and Moses “Miroir, Monsieur du” “Mosses from an Old Manse” Motley’s opinions “Mrs. Bullfrog” Niagara Falls, visit to North American Review Nurse, Rebecca, a witch Offensive partisanship “Old Manse,” the “Ontario Steamboat, The” O’Sullivan, an editor “Our Old Home” Parker, Theodore Peabody, Elizabeth Peabody, Sophia Amelia Philadelphia Hock Club Pickard, Samuel T. Pierce, Franklin elected Senator goes to the war nominated for President his father various Pike, William B. Poetic mind, the Politicians, opinion of Portraits of Hawthorne by Osgood, Healy, Rowse, and others Positivists Powers, Hiram his America Prescott, George L Prince of Wales Pyncheon, Clifford Quakers, persecution of Raphael’s Transfiguration “Rappacini’s Daughter” Reform Club of London Ripley, George Rock Ferry Roman Carnival Runnel, Mary, sweetheart of Daniel Hathorne Ruskin Sailors maltreated Salem architecture Salem, situation of Salem society Salem’s sea-captains Sanborn, Frank B., attempt to kidnap “Scarlet Letter, The,” Schönbach, A. E., German critic “Select Party, The,” Shakespeare, authorship of Epitaph Shaw, Chief Justice Shelley Sheridan’s Ride “Sights from a Steeple” Silsbee, Edward Sistine Chapel Skepticism of evil Slavery Question “Snow Image” Spartan discipline Story, William W. St. Petersburg Venus Sumner and Motley Sumner, Charles Swartwout’s defalcation Symms, William, a mulatto “Tanglewood Tales” Taylor, President Thoreau of marriage Ticknor, W. D., death of Tituba, the Aztec Tragedy, character of Trance medium, a Transcendentalism essence of Tupper, Martin Farquhar Turner, J. M. W. “Twice Told Tales” “Unpardonable Sin, The,” Upham, the historian Vanity of Women Vasari Venus dé Medici “Vicar of Wakefield” Victor Hugo Villa Manteüto “Virtuoso’s Collection, The,” “Vision at the Fountain, The,” Ward’s Tavern Warwick Castle Wasson, David A Waters, Henry F., researches of Wayside, The Webster, Daniel West Roxbury commune Whittier, the poet Wig Castle in Wigton Witchcraft persecution Wood, Warrington Worcester, Doctor, the lexicographer “Young Goodman Brown”

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