THE TENNYSON RESEARCH BULLETIN
INDEX TO VOLUME 9 (2007-20011)
This Index lists in one sequence:
1 AUTHORS of papers, reviews and miscellaneous items in capitals
2 Titles of poems and books referred to in italics
3 Persons and places.
‘...a band of youthful friends’: Hallam.
Tennyson, and an Episode in the Life of the
Apostles (Shaw), 422-433
Aberdeen Journal, The, 34
Abergele (Wales, railway accident), 194, 195
Academy, The, 197, 198
Achilles, Klaus, 199
Acland, Henry, 125
Adicks, Richard, 413-414
Adonais (Shelley), 116, 416-417
Adorno Reader (O'Connor), 157-158, 158fn,
214
Adorno, Theodor W, 157-158, 158fn, 158-9,
160, 161, 162, 171, 173, 174, 214, 215, 227,
446, 450-453
Adorno's Social Lyric and Literary Criticism
Today (Kaufmann), 159
Adventure at the Priory School (Doyle), 213214
Aesthetic Theory (Adorno), 171, 452
Aestheticism, 221-222
‘A fit person to be Poet Laureate': Tennyson,
In Memoriam and the Laureateship(Tate),
233-247
Africa, 432
Agazzis, Louis, 24,24fn
Age of Machinery, Carlyle, 446
Aggeler, Geoffrey, 64
Ahern, Stephen, 271, 275, 277
Aids to Reflection (Coleridge), 434, 435
Akbar's Dream, 383-384
Alas! that sometimes (Hallam), 471
Albert, Prince Consort, 243, 244, 288
Aldworth, 198, 383-384
Alexander, Sidney, 302
Alford, Henry, 119, 190
Alfred: Informal Portraits of a Poet (Stoker),
372
Alfred Lord Tennyson (Shaw), 318
Alfred, Lord Tennyson - Iconophobe (Lee),
374
Alfred Lord Tennyson: a Memoir by his Son
(Tennyson), 3, 82, 84, 98, 98fn, 100, 102, 106,
238, 241, 244, 262, 274, 275, 281, 298, 330,
332, 342, 348-349, 377, 413, 414, 460
Alfred, Lord Tennyson, poems selected by
Mick Imlah, 117
Alfred Lord Tennyson: The Poet in an Age of
Theory (Shaw), 446, 458
Alfred Tennyson (Perry), 258, 261, 262-263,
318, 362, 458
Alfred Tennyson (Tennyson, Sir Charles), 239,
240, 242, 243, 244-245, 349, 354
Alfred Tennyson: the Critical Legacy
(Mazzeno), 274
Alfred Tennyson: a Literary Life (Ormond), 66
Alfred Tennyson: Los idilos del Rey y otros
relatos [review] (transl. Vicente de Arana),
477-479
Alfred Tennyson: Problems of Biography
(Batchelor), 60fn
Alfred Tennyson's 'Bildungsroman': Notes on
his Early Reading (Kennedy, Ian), 351
Alice through the Looking Glass (Carroll),
52fn
Allegories of One's Own Mind: Melancholy in
Victorian Poetry [review] (Riede), 485-487
Allen, John, 411, 413
Allen, Peter, 426-427
Allen, Thomas, 379
Allingham, Helen, 275, 291-292
Allingham, William, 23, 275, 330
Allusion to the Poets (Ricks), 79, 87, 88
Alter, Robert, 259
Altick, Richard D., 239, 240
Alton Locke (Kingsley), 126-127, 481
America, 436
American Quarterly, The, 28fn
Amours de Voyage (Clough), 304
Anacaona, 486
Anastasis (Turner), 150
Ancient House, Peasenhall (Suffolk), 96
Ancient Sage, The, 35, 384
Ancient Sage, The, and Other Poems , 204
Anderson, Jessica, 481
Anglican Church, 4, 14
Anglo-Catholicism, 6
Animi Figura (Symonds), 183
Anne of Green Gables (Montgomery), 488-489
Annotated Alice, The (Gardiner), 52 n
Anonymity vs. Signature in Victorian
Reviewing (Maurer), 43, 43fn
Another Time (Auden), 226fn
Anthony Burgess: the Artist as Novelist
(Aggeler), 64
Antibarbarus der Lateinischen Sprache
(Krebs), 378
Apocalypse, 352-353
Apocalypse (Lawrence), 262-263
Apocalypse and the Writings on Revelation
(Kalnins), 262-263
Apocalypse in Renaissance Thought and
Literature, The: Patterns, Antecedents and
Repercussions (Patrides & Wittreich), 265
Apocalyptic in History and Tradition
(Rowland & Barton), 261
Apocalyptic Literature (Russell), 255
Apocalyptic Movement, The: Introduction &
Interpretation (Schmithals), 261
Appreciating Memorialisation: In Memoriam
A.H.H. (Wright), 77-95, 458
April Love (Hughes, painting), 288, 366, 368
Arana, Vicente, De (translator), 299, 477-479
Archetype that Waits, The (Day), 127
Arethusa (Shelley), 283-284
Argyll, George Campbell, Duke of (18231900), 22, 68, 69, 72
Aristotelian Philosophy, 448
Armageddon, 315-329, 353
Armstrong, Isabel, 82, 126, 234, 235, 274,
305-306, 446
Arnold, Matthew, 121, 219, 330
Art Newspaper, The, 374
Art of Biblical Poetry, The (Alter), 259
Art of Eloquence, The: Byron, Dickens,
Tennyson, Joyce (Bevis), 219-221, 362
Art Treasures of the United Kingdom
Exhibition, Manchester, 1857, 289
Artemyev, Timor, 383
Arthur (Douglas), 119
Arthur (Hole), 302
Arthur Hallam Day (University of Sheffield),
408
Arthur Hallam and Emily Tennyson (Kolb),
413
Arthur Hallam's Centenary: a Bibliographical
Note (Motter), 409
Arthur Hallam's Fragments of Being (Tate),
454-462
Arthurian, 3, 4, 13, 17, 18, 20, 70, 119-120,
253-269, 298-300
Artist on Penmaenmawr, The (Turner), 151,
194-195
Artistry and Tradition of Tennyson's Battle
Poetry, The (Lovelace), 345
Arts and Crafts Movement, 212
Arts Council, The, 114
As When with Downcast Eyes (Hallam), 77-95,
471
Ascent of Snowdon (Turner), 151
Ashley Library: a catalogue of printed books,
manuscripts and autograph letters (Wise), 139
Assembly Rooms, Lincoln, 296
At the Temple the Lawyers no more can
declare... (Turner), 155
Athenaeum, 193, 236, 240, 242
Atlas, The, 238
Atwood, Margaret, 481
Auden, W.H., 225, 226, 226fn, 227, 305, 316,
362
Audley Court, 107, 345
Augustan Books of Poetry, The (Benn,
publisher), 146, 199
Auldjo, John, 22
Aurora Leigh (Browning), 304
Austen, Jane, 66, 67
Autobiographies (Yeats), 440
Avalon, 120
Avillion, or the Happy Isles: a Fireside Fancy
(Craik), 119
Ax, Emanuel, 112
Aylmer's Field, 70
Bachelard, Gaston, 271, 272, 273, 275, 317
Bacon, Francis, 67, 330
Bailey, Leslie (obituary), 474
Baillie, Alexander, 194
Baillie, Rev. Terry, 470
Baker, F.T., 417
Bakhtin, Mikhail, 303
Balin and Balan, 14, 15, 201-204
Ballad of Glastonbury (Alford), 119
Bamber, David, 408
Banham, Joanna, 271fn
Baring, Charlotte Rosa Duncombe, see Shafto,
Charlotte Rosa Duncombe
Baring, Rosa, 65, 294
Barlow, Thomas Oldham, 290
Barmouth Sea-Bridge, The (Turner), 166-167
Barraud, Herbert Rose, 290
Barrett, Elizabeth, see Browning, Elizabeth
Barrett
Barthes, Roland, 214
BARTON, Anna, 42-59, 129, 249, 300-302,
387-389, 408
Bassenthwaite, 295
BATCHELOR, John, 60-76, 123-125, 129
Bate, W. Jackson, 439
Baudelaire, Charles, 162, 447
BBC Radio, 408, 470
BBC Television, 113
Beardsley, Aubrey, 479
Beau Nash and the Roman, or the Two Eras
(Turner), 155
Bebbington, David, 354
Beckett, Samuel, 225
Beer, Gillian, 385
Beer, John, 434, 439, 440
Begg, S., 373
Beisly, Martin, 291-292, 296, 383
Benjamin, Walter, 214, 215, 446, 447, 449,
450, 485
Benn, Ernest (publisher), 146, 199
Bennett, Arnold, 484
Bennett, James R., 56fn
Benson, Arthur Christopher, 243, 244, 419420
Bentham (Mill), 434
Bentham, Jeremy, 434
Bentley, George (Publisher), 281
Bentley, Richard, 281
Beowulf, 428
Bergland, Lisa, 47fn
Bergson, Henri, 446
Berkeleian Philosophy, 448, 446
Betjeman, John, 146-147, 199, 332
Bevis, Matthew, 219-221, 362
Bible and the Age, The (Murray), 24fn
Bible, The, 24, 25
Bible: Authorized King James Version, The,
(Carroll & Prickett), 83
Bibliography of Charles Tennyson Turner's
Published Works, A (Evans), 136-156
Biographia Literaria; or Biographical
Sketches of my literary life and opinions
(Coleridge, ed. Engell & Bate), 434, 439, 440,
441, 442
Biography, 123
Birch, Dinah, 408
Blackdown Heath, 383
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine, 44fn, 45fn,
53fn, 381
BLAIR, Kirstie, 120-123, 234, 302-304
Blake, William, 266, 267
Blakesley, Joseph W., 68, 422, 423fn, 424,
425, 429
Bloch, Ernst, 216
BLOCKSIDGE, Martin, 408, 409421,423,449, 476-477, 490
Bloom, Harold, 480
Bodleian Library, 105fn, 411
Boer War, 215
Bohme, Hartmut, 173
Book of Kells, 383
Book of Revelation, The: Apocalypse and
Empire (Thompson), 258, 262
Book of the Sonnet (Hunt), 196
Boos, Florence, 272fn
Boscastle, Cornwall, 206
Boulge, Suffolk, 96
Bourne, John, 348-349
Bourne, Mary (Aunt), 261, 348-354
Bow and the Lyre, The (Paz), 162-163
Bowden, Marjorie, 298, 299, 478
BOYCE, Rosalind, 111, 129, 294, 474
Boyd, Robert, 423fn, 428-429, 432
Bradbury, Agnew & Co (printer), 142
Bradley, A.C., 115
Bragg, Melvyn, 408
Brancepeth Castle (Co. Durham), 472
Break, break, break, 71
Bridal Farewell, A (Turner), 149
Bride of the Lake, The (Hallam), 449
Bridges, B (publisher)
Brighton, 435
Brilliant Day, A (Turner), 159-160
Brimley, George, 42fn, 222, 222fn, 223, 223fn
Bristol Grammar School, 470
Bristow, W., 37-41
British Empire, 303, 432
British Library, 386, 411, 413, 417, 463
British Museum, 192, 372
British Quarterly Review, 236
Britons Guard your Own, 217
Broadus, Edmund Kemper, 242, 244
Bronte Sisters, 290
Brookfield, William, 191
Brown, John, 410
Browning, Elizabeth Barrett, 71, 121, 125,
193,290, 304, 486
Browning, Robert, 71, 124, 290, 307, 332,
473, 487
Brumby, Robin, 96, 97, 207, 294, 295
Bryce, David & Son (Publisher), 103, 103fn,
104, 106
Bryden, Inga, 119-120
Buckler, William E., 18
Building of the Idylls: a study in Tennyson,
The (Anon), 100fn
Bullen, J. B., 278
Bulwer-Lytton, Edward George Earle Lytton,
1st Baron Lytton, 119, 351, 487
Buoy Bell, The (Turner), 173-174
Burgess, Edith, 400
Burke, Edmund, 219, 410, 416, 425
Burma Past and Present with Personal
Reminiscences of the Country (Fytche), 150
Bush, Julie, 364
Bushell, Sally, 394-397
‘But Arthur spied the letter in her hand'
(Cameron, photograph), 118
Butler, Belinda Norman- (obituary), 297
Buxton Advertiser, 154, 196
Byatt, A.S., 481
Byron, George Gordon, Lord, 190, 219-221,
301, 304, 318, 435, 477, 478
Byzantium (Hallam), 418
Cabanillas, Ramon (translator), 299
Caine, [Thomas Henry] Hall, 199
Calculating Loss in Tennyson's In Memoriam
(Hsiao), 249
Calvinism, 348-354
Calvus to a Fly (Turner), 155
Cambridge Apostles at a Spanish Tragedy
(Sambrook), 426
Cambridge Apostles, 68, 97, 190, 305, 318,
415, 419, 422, 423, 424, 425, 426, 427, 431,
432, 434, 436
Cambridge Apostles, The, 1820-1914
(Lubenow), 424, 433
Cambridge Apostles: The Early Years, The
(Allen), 426-427
Cambridge Companion to English Poets,
442fn
Cambridge Companion to Victorian Poetry,
The (Bristow), 162
Cambridge Introduction to Victorian Poetry
(Hughes), 391-394
Camelot Regained: the Arthurian Revival and
Tennyson (Simpson), 119
Camelot, 3, 4, 7, 11, 15, 17, 20, 89
Cameron, Julia Margaret, 12, 111, 118, 288,
290, 291, 292, 293
Campbell, Matthew, 172, 174, 408, 486
Campbell, Nancie, 332
Campbell, Patrick, 155
Campbell, Thomas, 43
Campion, Edward, 400
Canonical and Sensational: Arthur Hallam
and Tennyson's 1830 Poems (Dillon), 452
'Captain Swing' Riots, 1830s, 426
Card, Rev. Henry, 468
Carisbrooke Castle (Isle of Wight), 291
Carlyle, Thomas, 4, 5, 212, 214, 304, 308,
344, 426, 429, 446
Carroll, Lewis, 52 fn
CARROLL, Ray, 112, 399-401
Carroll, Robert, 83
Carter, J., 100, 102
Casa Guidi Windows (Browning), 304
Castle, The (Das Schloss) (Kafka), 214
Catalogue of Books published in the United
Kingdom during the year 1850, 240
Catholic Church see Roman Catholicism
Cattle Train, Penmaenmawr, The (Turner),
151
Cauteretz (Spain) 429-430, 431
Celebration of Friendship, A: Reading In
Memoriam A.H.H (Wright), 470-471
Centre for Editing Lives and Letters see
University of London
Chadwyck-Healey Literature On Line, 139,
142, 143, 379
Chancellor's Gold Medal in Poetry, 380, 418,
436-437
Chandler, James, 445
Chapman, Raymond, 4fn, 6
Charge of the Heavy Brigade at Balaclava,
331
Charge of the Light Brigade, 217, 288, 368,
370
Charles Tennyson Turner (Spedding), 155
Charles Tennyson Turner and his Audience
(Evans) 188-200
Charles Tennyson Turner: a biographical
outline (Evans), 134-135
Charles Tennyson Turner: lyricism and
modernity (Ebbatson), 157-176
Charles Tennyson Turner: Untersuchungen
zur nachromantischen Lyrik in England
(Achilles), 199
Charles Tennyson Turners Leben und Werkse
(Jelinek), 199
Charles Tennyson Turner's Prefatory Sonnets
(Phelan), 177-187
Charming of the East Wind, The (Turner), 150
Chartism, 220
Chatham, 1st Earl of (William Pitt the Elder),
219
Check every outflash, 414
Cheltenham, 134, 135
CHESHIRE, Jim, 288, 289, 293, 364-375, 402
Chesterton, G.K., 220
Child, Angela, 111
Choric Song, 360
Christ, Carol, 236
Christ Church College, Oxford, 23, 418
Christ see Jesus Christ
Christian Reformer, The
Christian Remembrancer, The, 235
Christianity, 4, 14, 62, 63, 69, 73, 125, 126,
180, 197
Christie, Agatha, 481
Christmas, 64
Cicero, Marcus Tullius, 378, 441, 454, 455,
458
City of Dreadful Night (Thomson), 486
Clark, R & R (printers), 137
Clark, Robert, 374
Classical Tradition: Greek and Roman
Influences on Western Literature, The
(Highet), 99
Clay, Richard & Sons Ltd (printers), 145
Clayden, P.W., 243, 244, 414
Cleethorpes, 189
Clevedon (North Somerset), 408, 466, 470
Clough, Arthur Hugh, 187, 304, 330
Cobbett, William, 212
Coleridge, Edward, 435
Coleridge, Hartley, 198
Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 127, 147, 190, 191,
192, 338-341, 345, 408, 424, 434-444
Coleridgean Wisdom, 437
Collar, The (Herbert), 226
Collected Letters of Samuel Taylor Coleridge,
The (Griggs), 435
Collected Poems (Plath), 317
Collected Poems (Turner), 183fn, 185
Collected Poetry and Prose (Stevens), 317
Collected Sonnets of Charles (Tennyson)
Turner, The (Pinion), 147-148, 164, 181fn,
199
Collected Sonnets Old and New (Turner), 135,
143-146, 153, 154, 155, 156, 181fn, 198, 199
Collection, The (Lincoln), 288-289, 291, 293,
364-375
Collins, Philip , 113-4, 127, 441
Colmer, John, 442fn
Cologne, Germany, 418
Coming of Arthur, The, 263
Coming Race, The (Bulwer Lytton), 487
Commentary on Plato's Symposium on Love
(Ficino), 85
Common Thought and Crazy Eccentricity:
Reviewing Tennyson and Browning (Dawson),
473
Commonplace Book (Moore), 410-411, 413
414
Companion to Victorian Poetry, A (Chapman,
Alison, and others), 238, 241
Complete Poems, The (Empson), 316
Condition of the Working Class in England,
The (Engels), 426
Coniston (Lake) 295
Conrad, Joseph, 481
Constancy to an Ideal Object (Coleridge), 127
Contemporary Review, 43, 183fn, 185, 185fn,
196
Contrasts (Pugin), 212
Conversations with Sir Thomas Dyke Acland
(Hamer), 435
Corinthians (Bible), 180, 260
Cormack, Sir Patrick, MP, 296
Cornhill Magazine, The, 217
Cornwall, 206-207
Country Dance, A, 196
Court Journal, 42fn
COURTNEY, Julia, 348-355, 384, 402, 452fn
Cowper, William, 198, 343
Cox, Charles, 156, 206-207
Craik, Mrs Dinah, 119
Creation, 22-41
Crimean War, 288
Crimson Petal and the White, The (Faber), 481
Critic as Artist, The (Wilde), 225fn
Critics, Tennyson's relationship with, 43
Croker, John Wilson, 380-381
Crompton, John & Crompton, Margaret, 200
Crook, Nora, 474-475
Crossing the Bar, 172, 290, 291
Cuadrno de Camelot (Camelot Notebook)
(Zarandona), 298
Culler, A. Dwight, 69
Cumberland, Richard, 43
Cunningham, Valentine, 248, 420
Cup, The, 288-289
Curating Tennyson for the Bicentenary: Some
Reflections on Tennyson Transformed
(Cheshire), 364-375
Curwen Press (printer), 147
Cuvier, Georges, 24, 33fn
Daniel (Bible), 255
Dante Alighieri, 190, 260, 330, 342, 343, 411,
414
Dante and Beatrice at Portinari's Evening
Party (Turner), 154
Dante Gabriel Rossetti and the Late Victorian
Sonnet (Holmes), 183fn
Dark Glory (Gooch), 199
Darwin (Desmond, and Moore), 466
Darwin, Annie, 466
Darwin, Charles, 22, 24, 33, 64, 68, 69, 128,
351
Darwin Exhibition, London, 2009, 351fn
Darwin family, 466
Darwin's Bards: British and American Poetry
in the Age of Evolution (Holmes), 387-389
Daumal, Rene, 317
DAVIS, Philip, 219-221
Davis, Rupert Hart- (publisher), 146-147
DAWSON, Clara, 356-363, 402, 473
Day of Rest: an Illustrated Journal of Sunday
Reading, 152, 153
Day, Aidan, 126-128
Day, Kathleen, 294
Daydream, The, 288, 368
De Profundis, 34
De Ryals, Clyde see Ryals, Clyde de L
DEAN, Dennis R., 22-41, 129
Dear and Honoured Lady: the
Correspondence between Queen Victoria and
Alfred Tennyson (Dyson & Tennyson), 244
Death and the Past (Turner), 162
Death of Lord Tennyson, The (Begg, painting),
373
Death of Oenone, 346, 431
Defence of Guinevere,The, and Other Poems
(Morris), 271-279
Defence of Poetry, The (Shelley), 341
Dejection: an Ode (Coleridge), 438, 439
Dellamora, Richard, 431
Demeter and other Poems, 377
Demeter and Persephone, 346
Dempster, Charlotte, 119
DENTITH, Simon, 212-213
Derbyshire, 22
Derrida, Jacques, 214
Descriptive Catalogue of the First Editions of
the Writings of Percy Bysshe Shelley, A
(Grannis), 417
Desmond, Adrian, 466
Despair, 34
Development (Browning), 332
Dialectic of Enlightenment, The (Horkheimer
& Adorno), 173, 215
Dialogue and Deconstruction (Michelder &
Parker), 157
Dickens, Charles, 113, 220-221, 290
Dickens and Crime (Collins), 113
Dickens and Education (Collins), 113
Dickens Museum, London, 114
Dickens Society, USA, 114
Diderot, Denis, 299-300
Differences (journal), 48fn
Dillon, Steven C., 452
Dipsychus and the Spirit (Clough), 187
Dirty Monk, The (Cameron), 289, 290
Disquizioni Sullo Spirito Antpapale (Rossetti),
415
Domestic and Heroic in Tennyson's Poetry
(Hair), 345
Don Juan (Byron), 219, 304
Donne, William Bodham, 191, 422, 423 fn,
431 449
Dora, 98, 107, 478
Doré, Gustave, 288, 370, 479
Doughty, Charles, 304
Douglas, Christiana, 119
Douglas-Fairhurst, Robert, see Fairhurst,
Robert DouglasDowling, John, 367
Doyle, Arthur Conan, 213, 215
Doyle, Francis, 412, 413, 414, 463
Doyle, Richard, 289
Drama of Exile, A (Barrett Browning), 486
Dream, The (Byron), 318
Dream of Fair Women, 332, 338, 339, 346
Drowned in the Tropics (Turner), 172, 197,
200
Drummond, Henry, 354
Dualisms, 326
Dublin Review, The, 198
Dubliners (Joyce), 221
Dumfries Standard, The, 34
Dunedin Public Library, New Zealand, 423fn
Durham, 472-473
Dying Swan, The, 350, 356, 449
Dynasts, The (Hardy), 302
Dyson, Hope, 244
Eagle and the Sonnet, The (Turner), 183 fn
Earth, 33
Earthly Paradise, The (Morris), 212
Eastern Legend Versified, An, from Alphonse
de Lamartine's Travels, (Turner), 150, 153
EBBATSON, Roger, 157-176, 199, 207, 213216, 229, 271, 294, 384, 391-394, 394-397,
408, 445-453, 466-469, 485-487
Ebb-Tide, The (Stevenson), 214
Ecclesiastes (Bible), 83
Eclectic Review, 236, 241, 244
Ecos de las Montanas, Los (Zorrilla), 298
Ecrits (Lacan), 127
EDGECOMBE, Rodney Stenning, 283-284,
311, 380-382, 402
Edinburgh Review, The, 44, 44fn, 45fn, 193
Edward Fitzgerald, Rubaiyat of Omar
Khayyam (Karlin), 307-310
Edwardian, 62
1832: Tennyson and the Critique of the Poetry
of Sensation (Armstrong), 274
Electric Meters: Victorian Physiological
Poetics (Rudy), 447
Elgar, Edward, 302
Eliot, George, 262
Eliot, T. S., 115, 117, 126, 174, 305, 316, 362
Elizabeth I, Queen, 182
ELLIOTT, Brent, 386
Elton, Julia, 470
Emerson, Ralph Waldo, 191
Emily Tennyson: the Poet's Wife (Thwaite), 66
Emma (Austen), 67
Empson, William, 316
Enchanted Moan, The (magazine), 386
Endymion (Keats), 436
Engell, James, 439
Engels, Frederick, 426
English Association Studies (series), 212
English Civil War, 416
English Common Reader, The: a Social
History of the Mass Reading Public 1800-1900
(Altick), 239, 240
English Idyls, 97-110
English Idyls and Other Poems (David Bryce
edition), 103, 103fn, 104, 105, 106, 107, 108
English Poems, The (Herbert), 317
English Poetry: the English Poetry Full-Text
Database (Chadwyck-Healey), 139, 142, 143
English Review, The, 237
English Society, 72
English Sonneteers: Mr Charles Turner
(Hewlett), 183fn, 185, 185fn
English Sonnets (Dennis), 198
English Studies, 56fn
Englishman's Magazine, 414, 415, 440, 441,
445
Enid Serves Geraint (Taylor, illustration), 370,
371
Enlightenment, The, 126
Enoch Arden, 70, 104, 112, 283-284, 346, 430,
478, 479
Enquiry into the Nature of Certain Nineteenth
Century Pamphlets, An (Carter & Pollard),
100, 102
Epic, The, 345
Epic: Britain's Heroic Muse 1790-1910
(Tucker), 302-304
Epilogue, 35
Erickson, Lee, 43, 43fn, 238, 239, 240
Esher, Viscount, 243, 244
Essay concerning Human Understanding, An
(Locke), 447-448
Essay on Classification( Agazzis), 24fn
Essay on English Metrical Law (Patmore),
122, 171
Essay on the Philosophical Writings of Cicero
(Hallam), 414, 415, 454, 455, 456, 458
Essays on Lord Tennyson's Idylls of the King
(Littledale, 3, 6, 10, 19)
Eton College, 419, 477
Eton Miscellany, The (periodical), 409
Eudes-Longchamp, Jacques-Amand, 22fn
Evangelicalism in Modern Britain: a History
from the 1730s to the 1980s (Bebbington), 354
Evangelicals: Women and Community in
Nineteenth Century Britain (Wolffe), 353
EVANS, Roger, 134-135, 136-156, 172, 188200, 207, 229, 408, 413, 417-418, 423 fn, 424,
430, 463-465, 476-477
Eve of St Agnes (Keats), 408, 436
Exact Imagination, Late Work (Nicholsen),
159
Excursion, The (Wordsworth), 304
Exhibition Preview: Tennyson Transformed,
Lincoln (Clark), 374
Eyre & Spottiswoode (printer), 142
Ezekiel (Bible), 255
Faber, Frederick, 119
Faber, G.S., 351
Faber, Michael, 481
‘Fading Away' (Robinson, photograph), 195
Faerie Queen, The (Spenser), 265, 266
Faerie Queen, The: an Elizabethan
Apocalypse (Sandler), 265
Fagles, Robert, 344
Fair Rosamund (Waterhouse), 293
Fairhurst, Robert Douglas-, 293, 315 fn, 331 ,
389-391, 408, 422 fn, 480
Faith and Revolt: Studies in the Literary
Influence of the Oxford Movement (Chapman),
4fn, 6
Faithful Pastor (Turner), 153
Falkland (Lytton, Edward Bulwer-), 351
Fall of Camelot, The: A Study of Tennyson's
Idylls of the King (Rosenberg), 256, 261
Fall of the House of Moxon, The: James
Bertrand Payne and the Illustrated Idylls of
the King (Cheshire), 370
Falmouth Art Gallery, 368
Farewell to the South (Hallam), 412
Farringford (Isle of Wight), 22, 23, 291, 296,
383
Fasti Etonenses (Benson), 419-420
Faulkner, Peter, 278
Faulkner, William, 481
Felled Oak, The (Turner), 153
Fenton, Roger (photographer), 288, 368
Ferdinand VII, (King of Spain), 97, 426
Ferrier, Susan Edmonstone, 98
Ficino, Marsilio, 85
Figuier, Louis, 37-41
Figure of Echo, The: A Mode of Allusion in
Milton and After (Hollander), 317
Final Problem, The (Doyle), 215
Fire and Ice: the Influence of Science on
Tennyson's Poetry (Millhauser), 331
First Hundred Years of American Geology,
The (Merrill), 28fn
FISHER, Benjamin F., 281-282, 311
Fitzgerald, Edward, 68, 72, 96-97, 198, 300,
302, 307-310, 487
Fitzgerald, Penelope, 316
Fitzgerald, Rebecca, 291-292, 296, 383
Fitzwilliam Museum, Cambridge, 410
Flaubert, Gustave, 215, 225
Flock for the Market, The (Turner), 155
‘Flute of Arcady, A': Autograph Poems of
Tennyson's Friend, Arthur Henry Hallam
(Evans), 413, 417-418, 424
Foley, Lady, 466fn
FONTANA, Ernest, 285-287
Foreign Quarterly Review, 416
Forest Glade, A (Turner), 163-164
Forest Lake, A (Turner), 162
Forewords and Afterwords (Auden), 316
Forman, H. Buxton, 417
Forster, E.M., 62
Fortnightly Review, The, 43
Fossils, 22
Foster, Myles Birket, 291
Foulds, Adam, 398-399
Fowler, J.H., 106
Fox, William Johnson, 235, 361, 362
Frankfurt School, The, 446
Fraser's Magazine, 141, 151, 234, 237, 241,
418
Frater, Ave Atque Vale, 201
Freeman, Michael, 36fn
French Revolution (Carlyle), 304
Frere, John Hookham, 435, 466
Freshwater (Isle of Wight), 288, 291, 292
Freshwater: a Comedy (Woolf), 326
Freud, Sigmund, 126, 214, 486
Friend, The (Coleridge), 435, 437-438, 441,
442-443
From Life: Julia Margaret Cameron and
Victorian Photography (Olsen), 370
From the Great Deep: Essays on Idylls of the
King (Ryals), 9
From Tieck (Hallam), 411
Frost, Robert, 478
Fry, Roger, 422
Funeral Blues (Auden), 226
Furies, 63
Further A.H.H. Memorials (Evans), 463-465
Fytche, Albert, Lieutenant-General, 150
Gadamer, Hans-Georg, 157
Garden, Francis, 68
‘Garden Trees, The': a Collaboration between
Tennyson and Hallam (Adicks), 413-414
Gardener's Daughter, The, 101, 107, 309, 368
Gardiner, Martin, 52fn
Gareth and Lynette, 201, 263, 478, 481
Gaskell, Elizabeth, 481
Gaskell, James Milnes, 191, 192, 411, 412,
414, 419, 466
Gee & Bridges, Cambridge, 417
Geikie, Archibald, 35, 36, 36fn
Genesis (Bible), 23, 25, 27, 29, 256
Geological Periods, 27, 29, 28, 31, 33
Geological Society of London, 22
Geology, 22-41
Geology: Its Past and Present: a Lecture
delivered to members of the Glasgow
Athenaeum (Argyll), 68, 69
George IV, King, 189
Geraint and Enid, 256, 259
German culture, 215
Gettmann, Royal A., 281
Ghosts (topic for a meeting of the Apostles),
423
Gibraltar, 427, 428
Gideon Mantell and the Discovery of
Dinosaurs (Dean), 28fn
Girl called Tennyson, A (Givner), 487-489
Gisbert, Antonio (artist), 432
Gisbert, Lope (translator), 299
Gissing, George, 481
Givner, Joan, 487-489
Gladstone, William Ewart (Prime Minister),
42-43, 220-221, 306, 330, 331, 414, 432, 434,
435, 443, 451, 468, 477
Glasgow Geological Society, 68
Glastonbury, 119-120
Glen, Heather, 385
Goblin Market (Rossetti), 303
Goddard and Lycidas (Turner), 182
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, 436
Gold-Crested Wren (Turner), 157, 184
Goldsmith, Stephen, 266
Gooch, Steve, 199
Good Words (periodical), 151, 153, 195
GOODWIN, Alexander, 115-117
Google Books, 303
Gospel According to St. John, The, 260, 285286
Gospel According to St. Mark, The, 378
Gospel According to St. Matthew, The, 11,
260, 266, 378
Gossin, Pamela, 158
Gothic Revival, 288
GOULD, Veronica Franklin, 288-289, 291,
311
Graham, W.S., 224
Gramophone, The (periodical), 112
Grandmother's Apology, The, 217
Grannis, Ruth S., 417
Grant, Robert Edmund (Professor of
Comparative Anatomy, University College,
London), 351
Grasby (Lincolnshire), 134, 135 180, 199-200
Grasby Project 2000, The, 199-200
Grave of a Suicide, The (Turner), 138
Gray, Erik, 115-117, 248-250, 311, 376-377
Great Expectations (Dickens), 206
Great Localities. An Inspiration (Turner),
185fn
Greatness of England, The (Turner), 166
Greek Heritage in Victorian Britain, The
(Turner), 335, 344, 346
Greeks, 62
Green, E. M., 436
Green, Joyce, 94
Gregg International (publisher), 145-146
Griffiths, Eric, 220-221, 316, 356, 441, 448,
456
Griggs, Earle Leslie, 435
Grosart, Alexander B., 153
Groth, Helen, 370
Grove, G., 154
Grundrisse (Marx), 169
Guardian, The, 195, 198
Guardian, The (newspaper), 374
Guilty River, The (Collins), 214
Guinevere, 478
Gulbenkian Award, 366
Gully, Dr. James Manby, 466, 468
Haddelsey, Susan Jane, 153, 155
Hagen, June Steffensen, 233, 239, 240-241,
244, 370
Haight, Gordon S., 271, 274, 275
Hair, Donald, 345, 447, 448
Haldane, Robert, 354
Half-Rainbow, The (Turner), 160
Hallam and Coleridge (Perry), 434-444
Hallam Papers, British Library, 424, 425-426
Hallam, Arthur Henry, 61, 63, 65, 67, 72, 73,
74, 75, 77-95, 81, 97, 127, 160, 161, 161fn,
190, 192, 199, 201, 285-286, 305, 306, 315,
318, 341, 344, 381, 407, 408-471, 482-485
Hallam, Ellen (sister of A.H.H), 463, 464, 465,
466
Hallam, Henry, 243, 409, 410, 411, 412, 413,
414, 415, 416, 434, 437, 438-439, 440, 441,
454, 459, 466-468,477
Hallam, Henry Fitzmaurice, 409, 468
Hallam, Tennyson, and the Poetry of Sensation
(Chandler), 445
Hallam's ‘Poems' of 1830: A Census of Copies
(Motter), 411
Hamer, Douglas, 435
Hamlet (Shakespeare), 73, 222
Hammond, Paul, 431
Hands all Round, 217
Happy Isles, 333, 343, 345
Hardy, Thomas, 169, 214, 216, 302, 481
Harrington, Emily, 167
Harrington Hall, 294
Harris, Jennifer, 271fn
Hart-Davis see Davis, Rupert Hart-
Hartley, David, 455, 456, 459-460
Harvard Notebook, 201, 203, 204
Haslemere, 383-384
Hawker, Robert Stephen, Rev. (Vicar of
Morwenstowe), 206, 207
HAYNES, Kenneth, 377, 378-379
Hazlitt, William, 219
Heart of the Night, The (Rossetti, painting),
366
Heartsease (Yonge), 121
Heath Manuscript, 431
Heath, John ('In Memoriam Charoli
Hoskins...'(1610), 379
Heath, John Moore, 410-411, 413-414
Heaven, Hell and the Victorians (Wheeler),
353, 354
Heidegger, Martin, 163, 164, 169, 174, 213216, 317
Heidegger's Bicycle: Interfering with Literary
Texts (Ebbatson), 213-216, 217
Heilmann, Ann, 296
Hello Reverend Charles (Grasby Project
2000), 200
Helsinger, Elizabeth, 272fn
Herbert, George, 226, 317
Heritage Lottery Fund, 372
Hero and Leander, 322
Hesper in a Mood of Jubilant Prophecy
Addresseth "His Daughters Three, that Sing
about the Golden Tree" (Hallam), 430
Hesperides, The, 332-336, 338, 340, 341, 345,
346, 430
Hewlett, Henry G., 183fn, 185, 185fn, 196
Heydrich, Reinhard, 215
Heywood, Dawn, 364
Highet, Gilbert, 99
Hill, Robert W., 248
Himmler, Heinrich, 215
HINTON, Sally, 3-21, 129
Historical Abuse of Literature: Tennyson's
Maud: a Monodrama and the Crimean War
(Bennett), 56fn
History of the County of Lincoln (Allen), 379
Hitchcock's Dinosaur Tracks (Dean), 28fn
Hitler, Adolf, 215
Hoge, James O., 67
Hoggart, Richard, 113
Holderlin, Friedrich, 214
Hole, Richard, 302
Holl, Frank, 196
Holland and Sons, (Royal Manufacturer), 288
Hollander, John, 317
Hollinghurst, Alan, 408, 470, 480, 482-485
HOLMES, John, 183fn, 330-347, 387-389,
402
Holocaust, The, 215
Holy Bible, The, Today's King James Version
2002, 9, 11, 13
Holy Grail, The, 3, 8, 13, 14, 15, 16, 19, 70,
128, 207
Holy Grail, The (Malory), 264-266
Homer, 19, 330-347, 212, 478
Homosexuality, 482-485
Honiton lacemakers, 67
Hooker, J., 68
Hooper, Clive, 466fn
Hopeless Dawn, A (Bramley, painting), 196
Hopkins, Gerard Manley, 157, 166, 194, 214,
315
Horkheimer, Max, 173, 215
Horne, Richard H., 235-236
Horsley, J.C., 101
Houghton, Mifflin & Co (publisher), 137
Houghton, Richard Monkton Milnes, 1st
Baron, see Milnes, Richard Monkton, 1st
Baron Houghton
House of Life (Rossetti), 183fn, 185
Household Book of Poetry (Trench), 195
How is't for every glance of thine (Hallam),
413
Howard, George, 289
Howards End (Forster), 62
Howell, James, 299
Hsiao, Irene, 249
Hub National Centre for Craft and Design, 374
Hughes, Arthur, 288, 366
Hughes, Linda K., 293, 336, 391-394
Human Sorrows (Turner), 151
Hundred Sonnets, A (Betjeman & C.
Tennyson), 146-147, 199
Hunt, Holman, 288
Hunt, John Dixon, 315
Hunt, Leigh, 179, 188-189, 192, 193, 196,
243, 479
Huntington Library, California, 411
Huxley, Thomas Henry, 64
Hydraulic Ram, The (Turner), 167, 196
Hymn to Aphrodite, 332
Hyperion (Keats), 436
I see her now, an elfin shape (Hallam), 414
Idylls of the King, 3, 4, 7, 9, 14, 15, 98, 117,
120, 123, 126, 128, 201, 203, 220, 253-269,
288, 298, 299, 304, 328, 345, 368, 370, 477480, 488
Idylls of the King (Tennyson, H., ed.), 267
Idylls of the King, The, (Doré), 370
Idylls of the King, The, illustrated by Three
Sisters (Ella, Rose and Emmie Taylor?), 370,
371
Idyls and Songs (Palgrave), 379
Iliad (Homer), 330, 332, 343, 345
Ilion, Ilion, 332, 333, 339-340, 341, 346
Illuminations (Benjamin), 446, 447, 449, 450
Illustrations Index, 111
Imaginary England, An: Nation, Landscape
and Literature, 1840-1920 (Ebbatson), 161,
168, 199
Imlah, Mick, 117, 483, 484
Immortality Ode (Wordsworth), 186
‘Impassioned Song': Arthur Hallam and the
Crisis in Lyric Poetry (Ebbatson), 445-453
Imperial College, London, see Normal School
of Science
In Memoriam, 3, 9, 61, 62-3, 64, 65, 72, 77-95,
115-117, 122, 124, 126, 127, 201, 204, 223,
224, 233-247, 248-250, 285-287, 305, 306,
346, 349-350, 357, 376-377, 378-379, 408,
410, 422, 423, 431, 464, 470-471, 473, 476,
480, 481, 482-485
In Memoriam (Gray), 115-117, 248
In Memoriam (Ross), 115-116
In Memoriam (Shatto & Shaw), 248, 431
In Memoriam A.H.H, 248-249, 309
In Memoriam' and Maud, and other poems
(unsigned review 1855), 44, 44fn
In Memoriam C.W., 379
In Memoriam W.G. Ward, 377
In Memory of W.B. Yeats (Auden), 226
In Our Time (Radio programme), 408
In the Absence of a Modern Edition: the
History of the Arthur Hallam Canon
(Blocksidge), 409-421
‘In the Clouds': a Note on Arthur Hallam in
Malvern (Ebbatson),466-469
In the Garden at Swainston, 214
In the Valley of Cauteretz, 97, 431
In Vatinium (Cicero), 378
Indexing and Scanning the Illustrations in the
Tennyson Research Centre (Boyce), 111
India, 432
Inferno, The (Dante), 342, 343
Influence of Italian upon English Literature,
The (Hallam), 414, 415
Inheritance, The (Ferrier), 98
Institutio oratoria (Quintilian), 378
International Bicentenary Conference, 'The
Young Tennyson', Lincoln, 16-21 July 2009
(Ormond), 293-294
International Dickens Fellowship, 114
International Exhibition, South Kensington,
1862, 166, 167, 182
International Review, 154, 155, 197
Introduction to Apocalypses and Related
Subjects (Vielhauer), 260, 262
Introduction to Metaphysics, An (Heidegger),
174
Ionian Father, The: Tennyson and Homer
(Holmes), 330-347
Ireland, 428
Ironic Allusion to Tennyson in 'Vanity Fair',
An (Edgecombe), 380-382
Irving, Edward, 354
Irving, Henry, 289
Isaiah (Bible), 255
Iseulte (Dempster), 119
Isle of Wight, 22, 69, 288, 291
It was her first sweet child... (Turner), 155
Italy, 125, 190, 201
J.W. Waterhouse: the Modern Pre-Raphaelite
(Prettejohn), 368
Jack, Ian, 357
Jackson, J & J (printers, Louth), 136
James, Elizabeth, 156
James, Henry, 67, 70, 458
Jardine, Lisa, 123
Jarvis, Simon, 385
Jefferies, Richard, 215-216
JEFFERSON, Kathleen, 294, 296, 297
Jelinek, Konrad, 199
Jenkins, Elizabeth, 468fn
Jenkyns, Richard, 337
Jesse, Emily see Tennyson, Emily (sister)
Jesse, Eustace (nephew), 198
Jesus Christ, 9, 11, 13, 14, 15, 174, 285-286
Jingoism, 217
John Halifax, Gentleman (Craik/Mulock), 119
Johnson, Samuel, 116
Johnston, David, 149
Jordan, Elaine, 126
Joseph, Gerhard, 332, 350, 354
Jowett, Benjamin, 342
Joyce, James, 220, 221, 481
Jump, John D., 82, 107fn, 235, 315, 361
Jung, Carl, 127
Jurassic Period, 28
Justice and Vindication in The Defence of
Guenevere (Boos), 272fn
Juvenilia, 93, 94
Kafka, Franz, 214
Karlin, Daniel, 307-310
Kaufmann, Robert, 159
Keate, John (Headmaster of Eton College),
435
Keats, John, 191, 224-225, 241, 338-339, 341,
346, 408, 419, 436, 438, 445, 447, 477, 479
Keble, John, 121
Keep Nothing Sacred: Tennyson and
Biography (Batchelor), 60-76
Kegan Paul (publisher), 249
Kemble Album, 423fn, 423, 424, 425, 427,
428, 429, 431, 432
Kemble, Frances Ann (Fanny), 114, 413, 427
Kemble, John Mitchell, 68, 190, 192, 381,
413, 422, 423 fn, 424, 425, 427, 428, 429, 431,
432
Kennedy, Ian, 351
Ker, Patrick, 379
Kermode, Frank, 254, 258, 261, 385
Kessinger Publishing (Whitefish, Montana),
144
Keynes, Simon, 423fn
King Arthur (Craik/Mulock), 119
King Arthur (Lytton), 119
King Arthur: not a Love Story (Craik/Mulock),
119
King Arthur through the Ages (Lagorio &
Day), 272fn
King Arthur's Tomb (Morris), 271
King, Henry S (publisher), 142-143, 195-196
Kingprint Ltd (printer), 146
Kingsley, Charles, 4, 4fn, 126, 234, 237, 241,
290, 481
Kipling, Rudyard, 487
Knowles, James, 85, 196, 198, 254-255
Knox, John, 34
Kolb, Jack, 409, 413, 418, 424, 434-435, 436,
442, 446, 449, 455, 466, 468
Kooistra, Lorraine, 370
Kraken, The, 73, 348-354, 451-452
Kraken, The: Aunt Bourne, and the End of the
World (Courtney), 348-355, 452fn
Krebs, Dr. J. Ph., 378
Kubla Khan (Coleridge), 338-341
La Rochelle, 428
Lacan, Jacques, 127
Lady Clare, 98
Lady of Shalott, The, 73, 78, 88, 89, 91, 92,
272, 273, 299, 302, 333, 350, 358, 361, 481,
488
Lady of Shalott, The (Waterhouse, painting),
288, 293, 366, 368, 370
Lady Trevelyan and the Pre-Raphaelite
Brotherhood (Batchelor), 67, 123-125
Lamarck, Jean Baptiste, 128
Lamb, Charles, 191
Lancelot and Elaine, 302, 328, 488
Landow, George P., 9
Lang, Cecil Y., 22, 22fn, 42fn, 106, 254-255,
281, 414
Langbaum, Robert, 305
Language as Living Form in NineteenthCentury Poetry (Armstrong), 82
Laodicean, A(Hardy), 214
Lao-tze (ancient Chinese philosopher), 35
Last Tournament, The, 201, 217
Lattice at Sunrise, The (Turner), 150, 194
Laureateship, The (Broadus), 242, 244
Laurence, Samuel, 290
Laverstock Asylum, 135
Lawrence, D.H., 262-263, 266, 481
Le Gallienne, Richard, 410
Le Morte D'Arthur (Malory), 3, 7, 8, 18
Leader, The, 44
Lear, Edward, 68, 72, 288
Leavis, F. R., 126, 305
Lectures on Greek Poetry (Mackail), 99-100
Ledbetter, Kathryn, 216-218
Lee, Donald, 374
LEE, John, 307-310
Lee, Vernon, 222, 222fn, 224
Leeds City Art Gallery, 368
Leicester: Haymarket Theatre, 114
Leicester: Phoenix Theatre, 114
Leicester: Vaughan College, 113
LEIGHTON, Angela, 120-123, 221-228, 293,
315-329, 359, 385, 402
Leighton, John (illustrator), 151
Leisure Hour, The (journal), 153
Letter from Tunbridge Wells, A (Hallam), 414
Letters and Memorials (Trench), 425, 434
Letters of Alfred, Lord Tennyson, The (Lang
& Shannon), 22, 22fn, 42fn, 106, 254-255,
281, 414
Letters of Arthur Henry Hallam, The (Kolb),
409, 418, 424, 425, 429, 430, 434-435, 436,
442, 446, 449, 455, 466, 468
Letters of Lady Tennyson, The (Hoge), 67
Letters of Queen Victoria, The: a Selection
from Her Majesty's Correspondence between
the years 1837 and 1861 (Benson & Esher),
243, 244
Letters to Fanny Kemble (Kemble), 428
Letty's Globe, or Some Irregularities in a First
Lesson in Geography (Turner), 154, 196
Levi & Salaman (Silversmiths of
Birmingham), 105fn
Levi, Peter, 66, 349
Levy, Amy, 307
Life and death of Jason, The (Morris), 212
Life and Letters of John Keats (Milnes), 60
Life and Times of Tennyson from 1809 to
1850, The (Lounsbury), 238, 239, 419, 420
Life lived Quickly, A: Tennyson's Friend
Arthur Hallam and his Legend (Blocksidge),
423, 449, 476-477
Life of John Sterling, The (Carlyle), 426, 429
Life, Letters and Friendships of Richard
Monckton Milnes, First Baron Houghton, The
(Reid), 436
Lincoln Camera Club, 293
Lincoln Cathedral, 293, 296
Lincoln Performing Arts Centre, 293
Lincolnshire, 73, 342, 432, 446
Lincolnshire County Council, 289, 374
Lincolnshire History and Archaeology
(Journal), 155, 156
Lincolnshire libraries and museums, 111
Lines Addressed to A.T. (Hallam), 412, 470
Lines for Ellen Hallam with a copy of
Wordsworth (Hallam), 414
Lines: Oh Misery to Know (Hallam), 411
Lines written at Malvern (Hallam), 466fn
Lines Written in Great Depression of Mind
(Hallam), 412
List of Colours and Materials for Illumination
and Missal Painting (Windsor and Newton),
370
Listening to Guinevere: Female Agency and
the Politics of Chivalry in Tennyson's Idylls
(Ahern), 271, 275, 277
Literary Anecdotes of the Nineteenth Century
(Wise), 100
Literary Gazette, 233
Littledale, Harold, 3, 6, 10, 19
Littlewood and Company (Publisher), 411
Liverpool Albion, 34
Liverpool Medical Schools, 23
Liverpool: Northern Hospital, 23, 24
Llandudno (Wales), 194
Localities of Burns (Turner), 154
Locke, John, 435, 447-448
Locksley Hall, 358
Lodge, The, Malvern (later Hill House), 466468
Londesborough (Yorkshire), 197
London: Lyceum Theatre, 288-289
London Medical Schools, 23
London: National Heart Hospital, 121
London: National Theatre, 113, 114
London Review, 43
London: Wimpole Street, 73
Lonely Garden, The: the Sonnets of Charles
Tennyson Turner (Ebbatson), 161, 168, 199
Los Angeles, 112
‘Lost' Poem of Arthur Henry Hallam, A
(Motter), 414
Lotos-Eaters, The, 79, 126, 332-336, 338, 346,
358-361, 362, 472, 488
Lougy, Robert E., 47-48, 47fn
Lounsbury, Thomas R., 238, 239, 419, 420
Louth Grammar School, 134
Love between Men in English Literature
(Hammond), 431
Love, loss and lyricism in Tennyson's poetry
(O'Neill), 473
Lovelace, J. Timothy, 345
Lovers' Progress, The : An Investigation of
William Morris's The Defence of Guenevere
and King Arthur's Tomb (Stallman), 276
Lover's Tale, The, 122, 126, 127, 315-329
Lubenow, W.C., 424, 433
Lucas, John, 97
Lucretius, 195, 217, 318, 333, 346, 359, 389
Lukacs, Georg, 303
Lunar eclipse, 158
Lund Humphries (publisher), 374
Lushington Cecilia see Tennyson, Cecilia
Lushington, Cecilia ('Zilly' niece), 198
Lushington, Edmund, 143, 238, 233, 238
Lushington, Franklin, 233
Lycidas (Milton) 116, 182
Lyell, Charles, 68
Lykiard, Alexis, 207
Lyotard, Jean Francois, 126
Lyric colour: Pre-Raphaelite Art and Morris's
The Defence of Guinevere (Helsinger), 272fn
Lyric poetry, 180
Lyric Poetry and Society (Adorno), 157-158,
158fn, 158-9, 160, 161, 162, 171, 450-453
Lyrical and Responsible Names in Maud
(Barton), 42-59
Lytton, Bulwer-, see Bulwer-Lytton, Edward
George Earle Lytton 1st Baron Lytton
Mablethorpe, 332, 342
Macaulay, George, 290
Macbeth (Shakespeare), 263
McCabe, William Gordon, 22
MacCarthy, Fiona, 212
Macdonald, George, 487
McDonald, Peter, 224
Mackail, J.W, 99-100
Maclise, Daniel, 290, 370
Macmillan, Alexander, 141, 193, 194, 195
Macmillan & Co. (Publisher), 102fn, 103, 113,
137, 139-142, 144-145, 147, 148, 154, 195,
199
Macmillan's Magazine, 43, 135, 141, 150, 154,
193, 195, 196, 217
Madame Bovary (Flaubert), 215
Mahoney, J (illustrator), 151
Maintaining the Sublime: Heidegger and
Adorno (Rosiek), 158
Malaga, 97, 428, 432
Malory, Sir Thomas, 3,7, 8, 9, 18, 204, 253,
254, 264-265
Malory: Works (Vinaver), 253, 254, 255, 264265
Malvern, 408, 466-468
Man and His Myths: Tennyson's Idylls of the
King in Critical Context (Buckler), 18
Man, Paul De, 214
Mancoff, Debra M., 119
Mann, Robert, 42, 42fn, 43, 69, 70
Mantell, Gideon, 22, 31fn
Manyfaced Glass, The: Tennyson's Dramatic
Monologues (Hughes), 336
Margaret the Moonbeam (Lushington), 198
Mariana, 73, 272-273, 358, 450
Mariana (Millais, painting), 366,
Mariana in the South, 473
Mariana in the South (Rossetti, woodcut), 365,
366
MARKLEY, A. A., 216-218, 332
Markley, Arnold (obituary), 474-475
Marlowe Society, Cambridge, 114
Marroni, Francesco, 271fn
Marston, J. Westland, 236
Martin, Andrea, 366
Martin, John (artist), 353
Martin, Robert Bernard, 42fn, 43fn, 50fn,
54fn, 66, 74, 193, 233, 237, 238, 239, 281,
299, 330, 348-349, 380, 430, 431, 478
Marx, Karl, 169, 214
‘Mary' (ship), 427
Mary Magdalene and In Memoriam XIV
(Fontana), 285-287
Mary Queen of Scots, 182, 472
Masculine Desire: The Sexual Politics of
Victorian Aestheticism (Dellamora), 431
Masterman, Dodie (obituary), 386
Masterman, Standish, 386
Maud, 42-59, 69, 70, 74, 117, 122, 126, 127,
220, 221, 288, 294, 301, 358, 486
Maud, and Other Poems, 42, 43
Maude (Rossetti), 47fn
Maudsley, Henry, 483, 486
Maurer, Oscar, Jr., 43, 43fn
Maurice, F. D., 422, 423fn
Maxwell, James Clerk, 422
Maxwell, Richard, 351, 451 fn, 452fn
May Queen, The, 478
Mayall, J.J.E. (photographer), 147, 148, 289
Mazzeno, Laurence, 274
Measure of Time: Rising and Falling in
Victorian Meters, The (Harrington), 167
Medical Schools see London; Paris; Vienna;
Liverpool
Meditative Fragments (Hallam), 438, 456,
458-459
Memorials of a Tour on the
Continent(Wordsworth), 182fn
Meredith, George, 304, 384
Meredith, Owen, 119
Merivale, Charles, 68, 190
Merleau-Ponty, Maurice, 448-449
Merlin and Vivien, 6, 203, 253, 254, 478
Mermaid, The, 357, 358-360, 362
Merman, The, 357
Merrill, George P., 28fn
Metamorphoses (Ovid), 283
Metaphysical Society, The, 34
Metcalfe, W. & Son (printers), 139, 417
Methodism, 349
Middlemarch (Eliot), 262
Midnight, June 30th 1879, 147, 198
Mill, John Stuart, 361, 362, 434
Millais (Rosenfeld and Smith), 366
Millais, John Everett, 288, 290, 366
Millennialism and Sect Formation in the
Nineteenth and Twentieth Centuries (Wilson),
261
Miller, Hugh, 25, 25fn
MILLER, Jeffrey, 221-228
Miller's Daughter, The, 288
Millhauser, Milton, 331
Milnes, Richard Monckton, 1st Baron
Houghton, 60, 68, 149, 190, 193, 412, 416417, 436, 466
Milton, John, 25fn, 29, 34, 182, 188, 193, 257,
316, 330, 331, 332, 416
Mirehouse, 295
Miscellaneous Sonnets (Wordsworth), 182
Missing Bride, The, 196
Mitford, Mary Russell, 98
Miti e mondi vittoriani: La cultura inglesi
dell'Ottocento (Marroni), 271fn
MODES (computer program), 111
Monteith, Robert, 68
Montgomery, L.M., 488-489
Montpellier, 429
Moonlight Portrait (Watts), 290
Moore, G.E., 62
Moore, James, 466
Moore, Thomas, 219
Morning Post, The, 34
Morris, William, 64, 212-213, 271-279, 304
Morte d'Arthur, 107, 120, 223, 271, 332, 333,
345, 431, 479
Morte d'Arthur; Dora, and other Idyls, 100,
100fn
Mortimer, John, 221
Morton, John, 480-482
Morwenstowe (Cornwall), 206
Moselle, 151
Moselle Boatman and his Daughter (Turner),
151
Motion, Sir Andrew, 408, 470
Motter, T. H. Vail, 409-418, 454, 455, 456,
457 fn, 458, 459
Mottistone, Lord, 72
Mourning becomes the Law: Philosophy and
Representation (Rose), 260
Moxon, Edward (publisher), 42fn, 98fn, 111,
139, 233, 239, 240, 288, 291,366, 370, 415,
486
Moxon's Illustrated Edition of Tennyson's
Poems, 1857, 101, 366
Muldoon, Paul, 316, 327
Mulock, Dinah see Craik
Murchison, Sir Roderick, 28
Murray, Flora, OBE (obituary), 297
Murray, John (publisher), 24fn, 410
Murray, John & Lindsell, Henry (publishers),
149
Musset, Alfred de, 478
My Beautiful Lady (Woolner), 67
My First and Last Strophe (Turner), 157, 183,
184
My Life is full of Weary Days, 73
My love has talked with rocks and trees, 127
My Timepiece (Turner), 151
Myth about the Nightingales, A (Turner), 150
Napoleon Bonaparte, 426
Napoleonic Wars, 303, 354
National Portrait Gallery, London, 291, 372
National Portrait Gallery, The, and the
Tennyson Bicentenary (Ormond), 290
National Trust, 206
Natural History of Norway, The
(Pontoppidan), 350-351
Nazism, 214, 215
Needles Lighthouse from Keyhaven,
Hampshire, The (Turner), 172
Neville family, 472
New English Hymnal, 73
New Literary History, 43fn
New Monthly, 43
New Spirit of the Age, The (Horne), 235-236
New Studies of Christian Theology (Murray),
24fn
New Testament, 255, 260
New Year's Eve, 478
New York Public Library, 411
Newman, John Henry, 125
News from Nowhere (Morris), 212-213
Nicene Creed, 254
Nicholsen, Shierry Weber, 159
Nicolson, Harold, 66, 72, 73, 177, 178, 199,
239
Nietzsche, Friedrich, 214
Nightingales (Turner), 150
Nineteenth Century, The, 43, 144, 155, 198,
217
Nineteenth Century Sonnet, The (Phelan),
177fn, 186fn
No Idyl(l) Matter: the Orthographic and
Titular History of Tennyson's English Idyls
(Padley), 97-110
No Tidings from the Sea (Holl, painting), 196
Noli me Tangere (Titian), 285-286
Normal School of Science, South Kensington
(Imperial College), 64
Norman-Butler, Belinda, see Butler
North British Review, 234, 241
Northampton, Lord, 149, 193
Norton Critical Series, 115
Note on In Memoriam, A (Haynes), 378-379
Notes and Queries, 155
Notes to Literature (Adorno), 160, 171, 172
Novel on Yellow Paper, or Work it out for
Yourself (Smith), 316
Nuffield Theatre, Southampton, 199
Nunokawa, Jeff, 115
Nuns fret not at their convents' narrow rooms
(Turner), 177fn
Nye, Eric, 423fn
O Art and Commerce' (Turner), 167
O Darling Room, 380
O, falsely they blaspheme us (Hallam), 414
Oak and the Hill, The (Turner), 153
Observations on Man, His Frame, His Duty,
and His Expectations (Hartley), 455, 456, 459460
Ocean, The (Turner), 172, 191
Ode, The (Turner), 180
Ode on the Death of the Duke of Wellington,
42, 301, 385
Ode: Intimations of Immortality
(Wordsworth), 461
Ode to Memory, 325, 446-447
Odyssey, The (Homer), 212, 330-347
Odyssey of Homer (Cowper, trans.), 343
Oenone, 332, 333, 334, 336, 346, 430, 431
O'GORMAN, Francis, 248, 300-302, 389-391
Oh! That 'twere possible, 70-71
Ojeda (Spanish revolutionary local leader),
429
Old Testament, 197
Olsen, Victoria, 370
On the Aesthetic Education of Man (Schiller),
169-170
On Agazzis: Views On Board the Jersey
Steamer (Turner), 172
On the Death of Rev. George Clayton
Tennyson (Hallam), 414
On the departure of Albert Fytche for India by
the ship ‘Marquis Camden’ (Turner), 150
On the Eclipse of the Moon of October 1865
(Turner), 158
On First Looking into Chapman's Homer
(Keats), 338-339
On Form: Poetry, Aestheticism, and the
Legacy of a Word (Leighton), 221-228, 359
On the Origin of Species (Darwin), 24
On Reserve in communicating Religious
Knowledge (Williams), 265
On Shooting a Swallow in Early Youth
(Turner), 155
On Some of the Characteristics of Modern
Poetry and on the Lyrical Poetry of Alfred
Tennyson (Hallam), 415, 445, 447, 450, 471
On Startling some Pigeons (Turner), 184, 191
On Sympathy (Hallam), 415, 454
On the Way to Language (Heidegger), 163164
Once and Future King, The (White), 9
O'Neill, Michael, 473
Open Heaven, The: A Study of Apocalyptic in
Judaism and Early Christianity (Rowland),
255
Oration on the Influence of Italian Works of
Imagination (Hallam), 434, 441
Oriana, 368
Oriana (Sandys, painting), 366, 368
ORMOND, Leonée, 66, 74, 119-120, 285,
290, 291, 293-294, 311, 383-384
Our New Church Clock (Turner), 153
Outlines of Illumination from Idylls of the
King by Tennyson (FSA), 370
Ovid (Publius Ovidius Naso), 283, 332
Owen, Richard, 22, 22fn, 24fn
Oxford Companion to the Bible (Russell), 255
Oxford Dictionary of National Biography, 22
Oxford English Dictionary, 79, 80, 82, 83, 99
Oxford Guide to Arthurian Literature and
Legend, The, 479
Oxford Movement, 6, 125
Oxford University Press, 113
Paden, W.D., 351, 352
PADLEY, Jonathan, 97-110, 129
Padley, Rev. Kenneth, 108
Paganism, 13, 15
Page, Norman, 96
Painter on Penmaenmawr, The (Turner), 151
Palace of Art, The, 212, 330, 332, 333, 338,
339, 346
Paley, William, 68, 435
Palgrave, Francis, 68, 72
Palladium, 68, 72, 379
Palmerston, Henry John Temple, 3rd Viscount
(Prime Minister), 428
Paracelsus (Browning), 487
Paradise Lost (Milton), 25fn, 257, 416
Paris, 24
Paris Exposition Internationale, 1867, 288
Paris Medical Schools, 23
Paris (Trojan prince), 333, 334, 335
Parnassus, 331
Passing of Arthur, The, 9, 385, 430, 488
Past and Present (Carlyle), 4, 5
Pater, Walter, 186, 224, 225, 226, 227
Patmore, Coventry, 47fn, 122, 171, 234, 236,
237, 241-242
Patriotism, 217
Pattison, R., 107
Paul, C. Kegan & Co (publisher), 143-144
Paz, Octavio, 162
Peach, Charles William, 22
Pearsall, Cornelia, 305-307, 331, 338, 340,
343
Peel, Sir Robert, 243
Peltason, Timothy, 116, 348, 349, 350
Peninsular War, 426
PERRY, Seamus, 258, 261, 262, 293, 315fn,
318, 331, 362, 389-391, 408, 422fn, 434-444,
458,
Petrarch (Petrarca, Francesco), 188, 189, 190,
410, 416
Pettigrew, John, 342
PHELAN, Joseph, 177-187, 229
Phenomenology of Perception (MerleauPonty), 448-449
Philological Quarterly, 201, 351
Philosophy of Money, The (Simmel), 214
Phipps, Sir Charles, 241, 244
Pickering, B.M., 136
Pinion, F.B., and Pinion, M., 147-148, 164,
199
PINKNEY, Tony, 213-216
Pisa (Italy), 417
Pitt, William (the Elder), see Chatham, 1st
Earl of
Plath, Sylvia, 224, 317
Plato(nism), 61, 64, 73, 78, 330
Poems (Coleridge, ed. By John Beer), 438439, 441
Poems (David Bryce ed.), 103fn, 104
Poems [1830] (Hallam), 411, 412, 413
Poems 1832, 93
Poems, 1833, 361, 380
Poems 1842, 96, 97, 97fn, 98, 98fn, 105, 107,
235
Poems by Two Brothers, 134, 136-138, 190,
301, 352, 432
Poems, Chiefly Lyrical, 191, 235, 385, 411,
445-446, 454, 455
Poems in Lincolnshire Dialect (Campion and
Burgess, CD), 400
Poems in Two Volumes (Wordsworth), 182
Poems of Arthur Henry Hallam, The: together
with his Essay on the Lyrical Poems of Alfred
Tennyson (Le Gallienne), 410
Poems of Tennyson ,The (Ricks, 1969 ed.),
356, 380-381, 430, 446, 449, 450, 451
Poems of Tennyson ,The (Ricks, 1987 ed.), 320, 47fn, 60fn, 62, 77, 98, 99, 107, 107fn,
223fn, 315 fn, 239-240, 248
Poems of Tennyson ,The (Ricks, 1989 ed.),
249, 253, 255, 260, 261, 299
Poems on Various Subjects (Coleridge), 191
Poet and his Audience, The (Jack), 357
Poet Laureate, 42, 189, 217, 233-247
Poetic and Dramatic Works of Alfred, Lord
Tennyson, The (Rolfe), 137
Poetical Works of Percy Bysshe Shelley, The
(Forman), 417
Poetics of Space, The (Bachelard), 271, 272,
273, 275, 317
Poetry in the Victorian Marketplace: The
Illustrated Princess as Christmas Gift Book
(Kooistra), 370
Poetry, Language, Thought (Heidegger), 317
Poetry of Experience, The: The Dramatic
Monologue in Modern Literary Tradition
(Langbaum, Robert), 305
Poetry of Tennyson, The (Culler), 69
Poetry of Tennyson, The (Thomson), 335
Poet's Song, The , 98, 104
Poland, 428
Pollard, G., 100, 102
Pontoppidan, Erik, 350-351
POOLE, Adrian, 385, 402
Pope, Alexander, 330, 338
Portraits with Memoirs (Society for the
Diffusion of Useful Knowledge), 416
Poulson, Christine, 119, 277
Prado Museum, Madrid, 432
Prefatory (Turner), 157
Prefatory Poem to my Brother's Sonnets, 143,
201, 203
Prefatory Sonnet (Wordsworth), 177, 177 fn,
180, 181, 182, 184, 185, 187
Pre-Raphaelite Body, The: fear and desire in
painting, poetry and criticism (Bullen), 278
Pre-Raphaelite Brotherhood, 125, 288, 364375
Presbyterian Church, 34
Prettejohn, E., 368
Prickett, Stephen, 83
Pride and Prejudice (Austen), 67
‘Princess Maude' (paddle steamer), 47
Princess, The, 47, 71, 117, 301, 321, 322, 326,
327, 330, 369, 370, 384, 430, 431
Principia Ethica (Moore), 62
Prins, Yopie, 162, 171
Printed Voice of Victorian Poetry (Griffiths),
220-221, 316, 356
Proceedings of the Literary and Philosophical
Society of Liverpool, 24fn
Process of Composition, The (Turner), 157,
185
Project Gutenberg, 303
Prometheus Unbound (Shelley), 338
Protestantism, 428
Proust, Marcel, 446, 447
Psalms of David, The, 96, 180
Publishers' Circular, 233
Pugin, Augustus, 212
Pullman, Philip, 487
Pursglove, Glyn, 108
Pursuit of Wandering Fires: Religious
Controversy and the Holy Grail, The
(Hinton), 3-21
PURTON, Valerie, 97, 126-128, 201-204, 229,
285, 293, 383, 408, 472, 487-489
Pusey, Edward R., 125
Pyrenees, 97
Quarterly Review, The, 43fn 198, 380
Quaternary Period, 29, 33
Queen Guenevere (Meredith), 119
Queen Victoria see Victoria, Queen
Quest for the Grail, The: Arthurian Legend in
British Art, 1840-1920 (Poulson), 277
Quest of the Sancgreall (Westwood), 119
Quest for Sangraal (Hawker), 207
Question Concerning Technology (Heidegger),
168-169
Quickening Maze, The (Foulds), 398-399
Quintillian (Marcus Fabius Quintilanus), 378
Rader, Ralph W., 57, 57fn, 69
Rainbow, The (Turner), 150, 160
Rambles of a Naturalist on the Shores and
Waters of the China Sea (Collingwood), 23,
23fn
Rashdall, John, 68
Rawnsley, Sophy, 65
Rawson, Claude, 442fn
Ray, Gordon N., 50, 50fn
Reading Aloud: a Victorian Metier (Collins),
113
Recent Recordings of Tennyson's Poems
(Carroll), 399-401
Recepcion de Alfred Lord Tennyson en
Espana, La : Traductores y Traducciones
Arturicas (Zarandona), 298-300
Recherches sur le Ossemens Fossils de
Quadrupedes (Cuvier), 24
Record of a Girlhood (Kemble), 427
Recordings of Enoch Arden (Carroll), 112
Records of an Eton Schoolboy (Gaskell), 419
Red House, Bexley Heath, 212
Redemption, 127
Redpath, Theodore, 342
Red-Wheat Field, The (Turner), 151
Reed, J. Spring, 106
Reflections on Vers Libre (Eliot), 174
Reform Bill (1832), 425
Reid, T. Wemyss, 436
Reinventing King Arthur: the Arthurian
Legends in Victorian Culture (Bryden), 119120
Rejlander, Oscar Gustave, 289
Religion, 69, 22-41
Religion and Science, 26
Religious Musings (Coleridge), 438
Remains in Verse and Prose of Arthur Henry
Hallam, The (Hallam), 409, 410, 411, 412,
413, 414, 415, 416, 434, 437, 438-439, 440,
441, 442, 454, 459
Remarks on Rossetti's Disquizioni Sullo
Spirito Antipapale (Hallam), 415
Remorse, 352
Renaissance, 183
Renaissance East Midlands County Heritage
Awards, 374
Republic, The (Plato), 78
Resuscitation of Fancy (Turner), 157
Rev. Charles (Tennyson) Turner (Grosart), 153
Revelation of St John the Divine, 13, 255-256,
257, 258-259, 348, 351, 353
Rex quondam, Rexque futurus [Once and
Future King], (White), 9
Rhine Valley, 418
Rhythm and Will in Victorian Poetry
(Campbell), 172, 174
Richardson, John (bookseller), 139
RICKS, Christopher, 3, 47, 47fn, 57fn, 61, 62,
77, 79, 87, 88, 98, 99, 107, 107fn, 115, 126,
221, 239-240, 248, 249, 253, 255, 260, 288,
294, 299, 315 fn, 376-377, 349, 356, 430, 441,
446, 449, 450, 451, 480
Riede, David G., 485-487
Rieu, E.V., 478
Riquer, Alexandre, De (translator), 299
Ritchie, Anne, 297
Riudavets, J., 479
Robbins, Tony, 342
Robertson, Robert, 468
Robinson, H.P., 195
Rochfort's Debating Society, Cambridge, 190
Roderick Hudson (James), 67
Rogers and his Contemporaries (Clayden),
243, 244, 414
Rogers, Miss, 155
Rogers, Samuel, 243, 244, 414
Rolfe, W. J., 137
Roman Catholicism, 5, 14, 15, 265
Romantic Landscapes: geology and its
cultural influence in Britain (Dean), 35fn
Romantic Poets, 419
Romanticism, 122, 126, 127, 338, 342, 345,
346
Rooke, Barbara E., 441
Room of One’s Own (Woolf), 327
Rosalind and Helen (Shelley), 318
Rose, Gillian, 260
Rosebud Garden of Girls, The (Cameron), 288
Rosenberg, John D., 256, 259, 261
Rosenfeld, Jason, 366
Roses on the Terrace, The, 472
Rosiek, Jan, 158
Ross, Robert H., 115-116
Rossetti, Christina, 47fn, 149, 303, 327
Rossetti, Dante Gabriel, 125, 183fn, 185, 288,
307, 365, 366, 415
Rossetti, William Michael, 149
Rothwell (Lincolnshire), 134
Rowland, Christopher, 255
Rowlinson, Matthew, 48, 48fn, 486
Rubaiyat of Omar Khayyam, The (Fitzgerald),
72, 96, 300, 302, 307-310, 487
Rudy, Jason, 447
Rumpole's Last Case (Mortimer), 221, 222fn
Ruskin, John, 50fn, 125, 212
Russell, D. S., 255
Russell, Elizabeth, née Tennyson (aunt), 472
Russell, John, 1st Earl Russell, 243-244
Russell, Matthew (husband of Elizabeth
Russell, née Tennyson), 472
Russell, William (father-in-law of Elizabeth
Russell, née Tennyson), 472
Ryals, Clyde de L., 9
Sage of Highgate (Hallam), 437
Saint-Simon, Henri de, 167
Saint-Simonianism, 432
Sakya-Muni: The Story of Buddha
(Alexander), 302
Sambrook, Arthur J., 426
San Gimignano (Italy), 124
Sandler, Florence, 265
Sandys, Frederick, 366
SASSO, Eleonora, 270-279, 311
Saturday Review, The, 193, 44fn
Scantlebury, Guy, 199
Scene in Summer A (Hallam), 412, 470
Schad, John, 214
Schiller, Friedrich, 169-170
Schmithals, Walter, 261
Science, 35, 69
Scotland, 34
Scotsman, The , 34
Scott, William Bell, 125
Sea Fairies, The, 332-337, 339, 340, 346
Sea-Fairies' Answer, The (Turner), 172, 200
Sea-shell and the Sonneteer (Turner), 154
Seaside Truants, The (Turner), 189-190
Seasons, The (Thomson), 86, 87
Sedgwick, Adam, 22, 24fn
Selected Poems (Imlah), 117
Selected Prose (Eliot), 316
Sellwood, Anne, see Weld, Anne
Sellwood, Emily, see Tennyson, Emily, Lady
Tennyson
Sellwood, Louisa, see Turner, Louisa
Semele, 376-379
Sense and Conscience, 325
Sense of an Ending, The: Studies in the Theory
of Fiction (Kermode), 254, 258, 260, 261
Sexton, Clive, 384, 473
Shafto, Charlotte Rosa Duncombe (née
Baring), 473
Shafto, Robert Duncombe, 473
Shafto, Rosa, 472
Shaftoe, Bobby, 473
Shakespeare, William, 157, 188, 189, 196,
207, 324, 330, 332
Shannon, Edgar Finlay, 22, 22fn, 42fn, 106,
233, 234, 237, 238, 239, 241, 255, 281, 414
Sharp, William, 198
Sharpe's London Journal, 234, 237
Shatto, Susan, 85, 248, 431
SHATTOCK, Joanne, 113-4, 130, 238, 241
SHAW, Marion, 85, 96-7, 129, 156, 206-207,
229, 248, 291-292, 294, 295-296, 408, 422433, 472-473, 482-485
Shaw, W. David, 82, 115, 446, 458
Shelley, Percy Bysshe, 127, 181, 283, 318,
321, 325, 332, 337, 338, 341, 345, 416-417,
426, 435, 438, 445, 447, 468
Shelley's Arethusa and Lines from Enoch
Arden (Edgecombe), 283-284
Sherlock Holmes, 213, 215
Showman of Vanity Fair, The: the Life of
William Makepeace Thackeray (Stevenson),
380
Sick Orphan, The (Turner), 153
Sidgwick, Henry, 422
Signs of the Times (Carlyle), 446
Siluria: the History of the Oldest Known Rocks
Containing Organic Remains (Murchison), 28
Silurian System, The (Murchison), 28
Simeon, Sir John, 69, 70, 72, 214
Simmel, Georg, 214
Simpkin, W & Marshall (stationers), 136
Simpson, Roger, 119
SINFIELD, Alan, 115, 126, 127, 285
Sir Galahad, 271
Sir Galahad: a Christmas Mystery (Morris),
271
Sir Galahad and the Pale Nun (Cameron,
photograph), 12
Sir Lancelot: a Legend of the Middle Ages
(Faber), 119
Sir Launcelot and Queen Guinevere, 271-279
Six Tennyson Essays (Tennyson), 262
Sketcher in the Ardennes and Moselle Land,
The (Weld), 151
Small Tableaux (Turner), 135, 141-142, 144,
183, 184, 195
Smith, Alison, 366
Smith, Goldwyn, 44, 44fn
Smith, John Moyr, 288
Smith, Stevie, 316, 322
Snob, The, 380
Society for the Diffusion of Useful
Knowledge, 416
Society for Lincolnshire History and
Archaeology, 400
Socrates, 436
Some Unpublished Poems by Arthur Hallam
(Tennyson and Baker), 417
Some unpublished verse by Charles Tennyson
Turner (Evans), 155
Somersby (Lincolnshire), 92, 134, 173, 199,
294, 412, 423, 424, 425, 476
Somersby Sonnets (Hallam), 417, 424, 476
Sonnet form, 157
Sonnet. On an old German Picture of the
Three Kings of Cologne (Hallam), 418
Sonnet on Myself (Hunt), 188
Sonnet on Seeing a Bevy of Humming-birds in
a Glass Case (Turner), 149
Sonneteer to the Sea-shell, The (Turner), 154
Sonnets (Turner), 135, 139-141, 144, 150, 151,
180, 180fn, 182, 193
Sonnets Dedicated to Liberty (Wordsworth),
182
Sonnets and Fugitive Pieces (Turner), 134,
138-139, 143, 144, 177, 177fn, 179, 191
Sonnets from the Portuguese (Barrett), 486
Sonnets of this Century (Sharp), 198
Sonnets of Three Centuries (Caine), 199
Sonnets Written after my Return from
Somersby (Hallam), 417, 476
Sonnets, Lyrics and Translations (Turner),
135, 142-143, 144, 149, 150, 151, 153, 177fn,
195
Sotheby's Auction House, 155
Sound of Tennyson, The (Fitzgerald), 316
Sounds and Silence of Madness, The:
language as a theme in Tennyson's Maud
(Lougy), 47-48
South Australia, 145
Southey, Robert, 192, 243, 304
Spain/Spanish, 298-300, 425-429, 477-480
Spanish Inquisition, 426
Spanish Rebellion, 1830-1831, 408, 426-433
Spasmodics, The, 121
Spectator, 237, 242-243
Spedding family, 372
Spedding, James, 67-68, 81, 143, 144, 155,
185, 191, 194, 196, 198, 289, 414, 429, 454
SPEDDING, John, 295, 298-300, 477-479
Spenser, Edmund, 265
Spilsby (Lincolnshire), 261
Spring (Turner), 150
St. Andrew's church, Clevedon, 470
St. Bega's church, Bassenthwaite, 295
St. Brandon's church, Brancepeth, 472-473
St. Martin's Press, New York, 148
St. Mary and the Holy Rood church,
Donington (Lincolnshire), 379
St. Simeon Stylites, 305
STAINER, Alice, 305-307
Staines, David, 274, 277
Stallman, Robert L., 276
Stanford, W.B., 342
Stateliest Measures: Tennyson and the
Literature of Greece and Rome (Markley), 332
Steam Threshing Machine, The (Turner), 168,
169, 171
Sterling, John, 422, 423fn, 427, 428, 429, 436
Stethoscope, 121
Stevens, Wallace, 224, 317, 325
Stevenson, Lionel, 380, 381
Stevenson, Matthew, 379
Stevenson, Robert Louis, 214
Stewart, Patrick, 112
Stoker, Ben, 364, 372
Stony, The: annotations on the Theory of the
Sublime (Bohme), 173
Stott, Rebecca, 274
Stowe, Harriet Beecher, 240
Strachan & Co. (Publishers), 102fn, 103, 104
Strachey, Lytton, 66, 422
Strahan, Alexander (publisher), 195
Stranger's Child, The (Hollinghurst), 480, 482485
Studies in Browning and his Circle
(periodical), 106
Studies in English, 43fn
Studies in English Literature 1500-1900
(Stallman), 276
Studies in Philology (Ahern), 271, 274, 275
Studies in Romanticism (periodical), 442fn
Studies in the History of the Renaissance
(Pater), 186
Sturman, Christopher, 156
Sullivan Kruger, Kathryn, 333
Sully, Duc de (Maximilien de Béthune), 425
Summer Twilight, A (Turner), 163, 191-192
Sunrise (Turner), 150
Swarbrooke, Kerry, 294
Swedenborg, Emanuel, 24fn
Swinburne, Algernon Charles, 120, 125
Symbolism of Poetry (Yeats), 440
Symington, Andrew James, 197
Table Talk (Coleridge), 191
Table Talk (Coleridge, ed. Woodring), 436
Tait's Edinburgh Magazine, 48, 49, 233, 238
Talbert, Bruce, 288, 368
‘Tale of Little Meaning, A': The Mind's Ear in
Tennyson's Early Poetry (Dawson), 356-363
Talk with Coleridge, A (Green), 436
Talking Oak, The, 356
Taoism, 35
Tate Britain (London), 366
TATE, Gregory, 233-247, 311, 454-462, 480482
Tatler, The, 179, 192
Taylor, Ella, Rose and Emmie, 370-371
Tealby (Lincolnshire), 134
Tears, Idle Tears, 324
Technological mediations and the public
sphere: Roger Fenton's Crimea Exhibition and
the Charge of the Light Brigade (Groth), 370
Telegraph Cable to India, The (Turner), 166
Tennant, Robert John, 68, 191, 422, 429, 436,
463
Tennyson, Arthur (brother), 468
Tennyson, Cecilia (sister), 153, 238
Tennyson, Charles (brother) see Turner
Tennyson, Sir Charles (grandson), 96, 112,
113, 134, 146-147, 199, 201, 203, 205, 239,
240, 242, 243, 244, 262, 296, 349, 354, 383,
413, 414 , 417, 474
Tennyson, Elizabeth (aunt), see Russell,
Elizabeth
Tennyson, Elizabeth (mother), 424
Tennyson, Emily (sister), 190, 198, 408, 412,
413, 417, 419, 423, 424,463, 465, 476-477
Tennyson, Emily, Lady Tennyson (wife), 65,
69, 70, 73, 149, 156, 149, 233, 244,330, 468
Tennyson, Frederick (brother), 134, 137, 381,
411, 423, 424, 429
Tennyson, George Clayton, Dr (father), 134,
348, 414, 424, 472
Tennyson, Hallam, 2nd Baron Tennyson (son),
3, 60, 65, 82, 84, 98, 98fn, 100, 102, 106, 137,
143, 144, 145, 156, 201, 238, 241, 244, 262,
267,275, 281, 330, 332, 342, 348-349, 376377, 410, 413, 414, 460
Tennyson, Horatio (brother), 463
Tennyson, Louisa, née Sellwood, see Turner
Tennyson, Rosalind (great-great
granddaughter), 296
Tennyson, Septimus (brother), 424, 463-464
Tennyson D'Eyncourt, Charles (uncle), 472
Tennyson (Ricks), 349
Tennyson, (1972 ed.) (Ricks), 57fn
Tennyson (2nd ed. 1989) (Ricks), 3, 61, 62
Tennyson (Turner, Frank), 344
Tennyson (Turner, Paul), 335,344, 346
Tennyson Among the Novelists (Morton), 480482
Tennyson Among the Poets: Bicentenary
Essays (Douglas-Fairhurst & Perry), 315fn,
331, 389-391, 422fn, 480
Tennyson Archive, The (Ricks), 126
Tennyson: Aspects of his Life, Character &
Poetry (Nicolson), 199, 239
Tennyson, Browning and the Victorian Idyll
(Reed), 106
Tennyson, By Ear (Leighton), 315fn
Tennyson and the Celtic Fringe (Ebbatson),
207
Tennyson, Coleridge and the Cambridge
Apostles (Beer), 434
Tennyson and Creation (Dean), 22-41
Tennyson: the Critical Heritage (Jump), 82,
107 fn, 235, 315, 361
Tennyson and the Doom of Romanticism
(Tucker), 45-46, 46fn, 126, 256, 264, 349-350,
354
Tennyson and Dr. Gully (Jenkins), 468fn
Tennyson and Geology (Dean), 22
Tennyson and his Friends (Tennyson), 410
Tennyson and the Literature of Greece and
Rome (Redpath), 342
Tennyson and the Old Masters (Ormond), 285
Tennyson and his Publishers (Hagen), 233,
239, 240-241, 244, 370
Tennyson and the Reviewers: a study of his
Literary Reputation and of the Influence of the
Critics upon his Poetry 1827-1851 (Shannon),
233, 234, 237, 238, 239, 241
Tennyson and Shakespeare (Shaw), 207
Tennyson and the Text: The Weaver's Shuttle
(Joseph), 332, 350, 354
Tennyson and Tradition (Pattison), 107
Tennyson and Victorian Periodicals:
Commodities in Context (Ledbetter), 216-218
Tennyson at Farringford (Shaw), 291-292,
296
Tennyson in Egypt: a Study of the Imagery in
his Early Work (Paden), 351, 352
Tennyson in France (Bowden), 298, 299, 478
Tennyson in Lincoln: A Catalogue of the
Collections in the Research Centre
(Campbell), 332
Tennyson: In Memoriam (Shatto & Shaw), 85
Tennyson, In Memoriam: A Casebook (Hunt),
315
Tennyson Letter, A (Fisher), 281-282
Tennyson, Morris and the Guinevere Complex
(Sasso), 270-279
Tennyson Reading at Cambridge (Poole), 385
Tennyson reads Maud (Ray), 50, 50fn
Tennyson Research Bulletin, 112, 364, 376,
386
Tennyson Research Centre, 68, 111, 144, 191,
192, 199, 239, 249fn, 288, 291, 364, 366, 370,
374
Tennyson: a Selected Edition (1989) (Ricks),
348
Tennyson: Seven Essays (Collins), 113, 127,
441
Tennyson Society, 22, 96, 113, 470
Tennyson Society at Haslemere, The (Shaw),
383-384
Tennyson Society in Durham, The (Shaw),
472-473
Tennyson studies: some materials relating to
Emily Sellwood and Charles and Louisa
Turner (Sturman), 156
Tennyson Today (CD), 293, 399-400
Tennyson Transformed: Alfred Lord Tennyson
and Visual Culture (Cheshire, Jim), 293, 364375
Tennyson Transformed, Bicentenary
Exhibition, Lincoln (Gould), 288-289
Tennyson Triptych, A, 1974 (Muldoon), 316
Tennyson: the Unquiet Heart (Martin), 42fn,
43fn, 50fn, 54fn, 66, 74, 233, 237, 238, 239,
281, 299, 330, 348-349, 430, 431, 478
Tennyson Weekend at Colchester, The
(Shaw), 96-7
Tennysonians in Camelot, The: Tennyson
Weekend, Tintagel, 16-19 May 2008 (Shaw),
206-207
Tennysons, The: Background to Genius
(Tennyson and Dyson), 199
Tennyson's Camelot: The Idylls of the King
and its Medieval Sources (Staines), 274, 277
Tennyson's Crossing the Bar: a Family
Connection (Evans), 172
Tennyson's Development during the 'Ten
Years' Silence' (1832-1842) (Green), 94
Tennyson's English Idylls and Other Poems
(Macmillan edition), 103, 106, 107, 108
Tennyson's Fables of Emergence (Peltason),
348, 349, 350
Tennyson's Hum (Leighton), 315-329
Tennyson's Language (Hair), 447, 448
Tennyson's Maud: the biographical genesis
(Rader), 57, 57fn, 69
Tennyson's Merlin (Haight), 271, 274, 275
Tennyson's Name: Identity and Responsibility
in the Poetry of Alfred Lord Tennyson
(Barton), 249, 300-302
Tennyson's Once and Future King (Williams),
252-269
Tennyson's Poems Early Poems English Idyls
The Princess In Memoriam Maud (David
Bryce edition), 102, 102fn
Tennyson's Poetry (Hill), 248
Tennyson's Rapture: Transformation in the
Victorian Dramatic Monologue (Pearsall),
305-307, 331, 338, 343
Tennyson's Scepticism (Day), 126-128
Tennyson's Style (Shaw), 82
Tennyson's Tears, Idle Tears (Griffiths), 441,
448, 456
Tennyson's Two Brothers (Nicolson), 177, 199
Tennyson's Ulysses: A Reconciliation of
Opposites (Pettigrew), 342
Tennyson's Ulysses: the Significance of the
Homeric and Dantesque Backgrounds
(Robbins), 342
Terry, Ellen, 289
Tess of the d’Urbervilles (Hardy), 169
Testimony of the Rocks (Miller), 25fn
Text and Interpretation (Gadamer), 157
Text as Process: Creative Composition in
Wordsworth, Tennyson and Emily Dickinson
(Bushell), 394-397
Texts for Nothing (Beckett), 225
Thackeray, William Makepeace, 297, 380-381
Then what is life, I cried (Hallam), 414, 470
Theocritus, 99
Theodicaea Novissima (Hallam), 410, 414,
415, 416, 454, 459, 460
They Were no Kings: an unrecorded sonnet by
Hallam (Kolb), 418
Thing in the Poem, The: Maud's Hymen
(Rowlinson), 48
This Lime-Tree Bower My Prison (Coleridge),
438, 439
Thomas Hardy's Novel Universe (Gossin), 158
Thomas Woolner RA, Sculptor and Poet
(Woolner), 274
Thompson, Edward, 113
Thompson, Leonard, 258, 262
Thomson, Alastair, 335
Thomson, James, 34, 86, 87, 442, 486
Thought for March, A 1860 (Turner), 150
Three Grand Dinners (Shaw), 295-296
Through the Looking Glass (Carroll), 52fn
Thwaite, Ann, 66, 97
Ticknor, William D., 98fn
Timbuctoo, 383, 418, 437, 486
Time and Twilight (Turner), 161, 224, 225
Times, The, 44fn, 45fn, 61, 123, 242
Times Literary Supplement, 114, 374
Timmins, Grace, 111, 249 fn, 364
Tintagel, 119-120
Tintern Abbey (Wordsworth), 441, 457
Tiresias, 305, 307, 332, 342, 343
Tiresias and Other Poems, 143, 302
Tithon, 332, 333, 341, 342, 345, 346, 472
Tithonus, 104, 305, 306-307, 316, 332, 341,
346
Titian (Tiziano Vecelli), 285-286
Title of In Memoriam, The (Gray), 248-250
Title of In Memoriam, The: A few further
consideration (Ricks), 376-377
To - , 77-95
To Alfred Tennyson at Somersby (Hallam),
414
To Beatrice on her First Interview with Dante
(Turner), 154
To E. Fitzgerald: Tiresias, 307
To E.S.S (Turner), 156
To a Gentleman (Coleridge), 438
To the Gossamer Light (Turner), 157
To Homer (Keats), 338
To a Lady (Turner), 149
To the Lark (Turner), 181, 182, 192
To the Lighthouse (Woolf), 225, 327
To My Sister Mary (Turner), 179
To One Early Loved, 87
To Poesy (Hallam), 413
To a Red-Wheat Field (Turner), 151
To the Rev. F.D. Maurice, 97
Token Lights. A Contrast, 180fn
Torrijos, General José Maria de, 423fn, 426,
427, 428, 429, 432
Touching Hearts: Queen Victoria and the
Curative Properties of In Memoriam (Blair),
234
Tractarian Poetics, 180
Translations, literal and free, of the dying
Hadrian's address to his soul (Johnston,
David), 149
Treasury of English Sonnets, A (Main), 198
Trench, Charles Chenevix, 68
Trench, Richard Chenevix, 190, 191, 192, 195,
422, 423 fn, 424, 425, 426, 427, 428, 429, 432,
434
Trevelyan, Pauline, Lady Trevelyan (née
Jermyn), 67
Trevelyan, Sir Walter, 67
Tribute, The: a Collection of Miscellaneous
Unpublished Poems by Various Authors
(Northampton, Lord), 47, 149, 193
Trinity College, Cambridge, 190, 191, 192,
291, 415, 416
Trinity Manuscript of Poems by Two Brothers,
155
Tristram of Lyonesse (Swinburne), 120
Trojan War, 332, 335, 345
TROWBRIDGE, Serena, 123-125
True Brotherhood: an eastern legend (Turner),
153
Tucker, Herbert F., 45-46, 46fn, 126, 256, 264,
267, 302-304, 349-350, 354
Turner, Charles Tennyson, 112, 134-205, 411,
423, 424, 429, 464, 466
Turner, Frank, 344
Turner, Joseph Mallord William, 124
Turner, Louisa, 134, 135, 149, 156
Turner, Paul, 128, 335, 346
Turner, Rev. Samuel (uncle), 134
Two Brothers: a Note on Charles Tennyson
Turner's Influence on Tennyson's Poetry
(Purton), 201-204
Two Past Ages (Turner), 155
Two Voices, The, 412, 431
Ulysses, 75, 104, 222, 302, 305, 306, 326, 332,
333, 334, 341, 342, 343, 344, 345, 346, 380,
385, 423, 480, 486
Ulysses Theme, The: A Study in the
Adaptability of a Traditional Hero (Stanford),
342
Unamuno, Miguel, De (translator), 298
Unboastful Bard: Originally Anonymous
English Book Production, 1770-1835
(Erickson), 43, 43fn
Unbuilding Jerusalem: Apocalypse and
Romantic Representation (Goldsmith), 266
Uncle Tom's Cabin (Stowe), 240
Uncrowned King: the Life of Prince Albert
(Weintraub), 243-244
United States of America, 197, 218
Universe, 23
University of Bristol, 470
University of California, Berkeley, 114
University of California, Santa Cruz, 113
University of Cambridge, 23, 60, 419, 422,
432, 477
University of Edinburgh, 23
University of Essex, 96
University of Leicester: Victorian Studies
Centre, 113, 114, 293, 294, 374
University of London: Centre for Editing
Lives and Letters, 123
University of Oxford, 434
University of Sheffield, 408
University of Victoria, New Zealand, 114
Unnumbered Polypi (Maxwell), 351, 452fn
Unquiet Heart,The (Martin), 193
Upper Norwood (London), 26
Usher, Patrick (photographer), 205
Vacant Cage, The (Turner), 182
Valley of the Shadow of Death (Fenton,
photograph), 288, 368
Valuable Autograph Letters, Literary
Manuscripts and Historical Documents
(Sotheby's Sale Catalogue), 155
Vanity Fair (Thackeray), 380-381
Vastness, 35, 62-63
Ventnor (Isle of Wight), 69
Verbal Icon, The (Wimsatt), 163, 164, 166
Verses (Tennyson, Septimus), 463-464
Victim, The, 195, 217
Victoria and Albert Museum, 288, 368, 370
Victoria, Princess, 288
Victoria, Queen, 57, 217-218, 341, 243, 466fn
Victorian age, 124
Victorian and Modern Poetics (Christ), 160,
161, 163
Victorian Criticism, 235, 245
Victorian Culture, 364-375
Victorian Literature and Culture (periodical),
370
Victorian Meters (Prins), 162
Victorian Poetry, 121, 122
Victorian Poetry (periodical), 199, 342, 351,
370, 452fn
Victorian Poetry: an Annotated Anthology
(O'Gorman), 248
Victorian Poetry and the Culture of the Heart
(Blair), 120-123
Victorian Publisher, A: a Study of the Bentley
Papers (Gettmann), 281
Victorian Scrutinies: Reviews of Poetry 1830
to 1870 (Armstrong), 234, 235
Victorian Types, Victorian Shadows: Biblical
Typology in Victorian Literature, Art and
Thought (Landow), 9
Victorians, The: an Anthology of Poetry and
Poetics (Cunningham), 62, 64, 66, 179
Victorians and Ancient Greece, The (Jenkyns),
337
Victorians and the Prehistoric: tracks to a lost
world (Freeman), 36fn
Vielhauer, Philip, 260, 262
Vienna Medical Schools, 23
Viking, The: an Epic (Zavarr), 302
Virgil (Publius Vergilius Maro), 169, 170,
332, 343
Vision of Creation, A (Collingwood), 23fn,
23-36
Vita Nuova (Dante), 411, 414
Voltaire, François-Marie Arouet de, 410, 416
Waithe, Marcus, 212-213
Walking to the Mail, 107
Wallington (Northumberland), 67, 125
War passages in Maud, The (Smith), 44, 44fn
Ward, W. G., 72, 377
Water and Dreams: an Essay on the
Imagination of Matter (Bachelard), 273
Waterhouse, John William, 288, 293, 366,
368, 370
Watts Cemetery Chapel (Compton, Surrey),
383
Watts Gallery (Compton, Surrey), 291, 383
Watts, George Frederick, 289, 290, 291, 383
Watts, Mary, 383
Waugh, Evelyn, 481
Weaving the Word: The Metaphorics of
Weaving and Female Textual Production
(Sullivan Kruger), 333
Webb, Philip, 212
Webster, Augusta, 307
Weintraub, Stanley, 243-244
Weld, Agnes Grace, 142
Weld, Anne (née Sellwood), 149
Weld, Charles Richard, 151
Wellesley, Lady Jane, 385
Wells, H.G., 64
Wessex Typesetters (printer), 148
Westminster Abbey, 436
Westminster Review, The, 198, 235, 236, 277
Westwood, Thomas, 119
Wheeler, Michael, 353, 354
When first we took the stream... (Turner), 151
When Susan wilt thou cross again... (Turner),
155
Whitby, 22
White, Gilbert, 198
White, T.H., 9
Whitehead, A. N., 422
Whitman, Walt, 82
Whitworth House, (Co. Durham), 473
Who Loves not Knowledge, 125
Why throbbest thou, my heart (Hallam), 470
Why we love a real-life story (Jardine), 123
Wilde, Oscar, 224-225, 225fn
Wilkinson, G.J. (photographer), 90
Wilkinson, James Garth, 121
Wilkinson, Rev. William, 134
William Allingham: a Diary (Allingham, H. &
Radford, D.), 275
William IV, King, 425
William Morris and the Middle Ages: A
Collection of Essays, Together with a
Catalogue of Works Exhibited at the
Whitworth Art Gallery (Banham & Harris),
271fn
William Morris: the Critical Heritage
(Faulkner), 278
William Morris's Utopia of Strangers:
Victorian Medievalism and the Ideal of
Hospitality (Waithe), 212-213
Williams, Isaac, 265
WILLIAMS, James, 252-269, 311
Williams, Raymond, 113
Wilson, Bryan, 261
Wilson, John, 235
Wilson, John ('Mathetes'), 438
Wilton, Richard, 197, 202
Wimsatt, W. K., 163, 164, 166
Wind on the Corn (Turner), 166
Windsor and Newton (suppliers of artists'
materials), 370
Wint, Peter De, 366
Wintour, Anna, 412
Wise, Thomas James, 139, 100, 100fn
Wolffe, John, 353
Wolfson, Susan, 224
Wood Rose, The (Turner), 166
Woodbridge (Suffolk), 96
Woodring, Carl, 436
Woolf, Gabriel, 293
Woolf, Leonard, 422
Woolf, Virginia, 326, 327, 481, 484
Woolner, Thomas, 67, 68, 69, 70, 289, 290,
292
Word about Tennyson, A (Whitman), 82
Wordsworth, Christopher (Bishop of Lincoln),
197
Wordsworth, Christopher (Master of Trinity
College, Cambridge), 191
Wordsworth, William, 177-187, 190-193, 241,
243, 244, 304, 319, 320, 321, 414, 424, 434,
437, 438, 439, 441, 445, 447, 457, 461
Works of Alfred Tennyson, The,(1878), 248249
Works of Alfred Tennyson, The, (Eversley
Edition, ed.by Hallam Tennyson), 249, 376377
Works of Alfred Tennyson, The (Macmillan
edition), 102fn, 103
Works of Alfred Tennyson, The (Strahan
editions), 102, 102fn, 103, 104
World before the Deluge, The (illustration,
Figuier), 37-41
Wreath-laying ceremony to mark the
centenary of Tennyson's birth (Wilkinson,
photograph), 90
Wreck of the Deutschland (Hopkins), 214
WRIGHT, Jane, 77-95, 130, 408, 458, 470471
Writings of Arthur Hallam, The (Motter), 409,
410, 411, 413, 414, 415, 416, 417, 418, 454,
455, 456, 457 fn, 458, 459
Yale University Library, 411
Yearbook of English Studies, 60fn
Yeats, W.B., 224, 226, 440, 441, 446
Yonge, Charlotte M, 121
Young Tennyson, The (Bicentenary
Conference, Lincoln, 2009), 372
Yours in aversion (anonymous criticism), 42fn
Zarandona, Juan Miguel, 298-300, 479
Zavarr, 302
Zorilla, Jose, 298