Cary, Henry Francis, friend of Lamb, 615.
"Case is Altered, The," by Jonson, 243,
612.

"Catiline His Conspiracy," by Jonson,
258.

Cavendish, William, Duke of Newcastle,
"The Triumphant Widow," 510, 562.
Cervantes, Don Quixote, mentioned by
Lamb, 56, 190, 610.
"Chabot, Admiral of France."
"Philip Chabot."
"Challenge for Beauty, A," by Heywood,
84, 530, 546.

See

Chamberlain, Robert, verses by, 534.
Chamberlayne, William, "Love's Vic-
tory," 567.

Coleridge, Hartley, on Lamb, 613.
S. T., on egotism, 606.

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-

mentioned by Lamb, 63.
Lamb's letters to, 597, 598.
"Osorio," 598.

Collier, John Payne, 603, 617.
Collins, William, "Ode to Liberty," men-
tioned by Lamb,

Commendatory Verses before Plays of
Sir W. Killigrew, by T. L., 531.
Congreve, William, "Love for Love," 612.
mentioned by Lamb, 432.

Conspiracy, The," by Henry Killigrew,
447, 567, 572, 574.

Cooke, Joseph, "Green's Tu Quoque,” 47.
Cowley, Abraham, "The Guardian," 432,
588.

Naufragium Joculare, mentioned
by Lamb, 100.

Cowper, William, "The Task," quoted
by Lamb, 404.

Crowne, John, "The Ambitious States-
man," 535, 574.

-

Blind Beggar of Alexandria,"
570.

"Bussy d'Ambois," 74, 487, 587.
66 Byron's Conspiracy," 78.

Tragedy," 81.

"Cæsar and Pompey," 72, 569.
"The Gentleman Usher," 503.
"Revenge of Bussy D'Ambois,"
462, 575.

-

"The English Friar," 562.
"The Married Beau," 545, 573.
Thyestes," 546, 571.

Cupid's Revenge," by Beaumont and
Fletcher, 297, 612.

D

Daborn, “Christian Turn'd Turk,” 590.
Daniel, Samuel, "Hymen's Triumph,"

218.

"Tethys' Festival," 458.
mentioned by Lamb, 429.
Lamb's copy of, 612.

Don Quixote, The," 527.
"Old Mode and the New, The,"

561, 579.

"Virtuous Wife, A," 564.

"Dutch Lover, The," by Mrs. Aphra
Behn, 563, 579.

Dykes Campbell, Mr., his article on the
Specimens, 597, 610, 613.

E

"Edmonton, The Merry Devil of," 42.
", The Witch of," by Rowley, Decker
and Ford, etc., 145.

"Edward the Second, A Tragedy," by
Marlowe, 17.

".

Lamb's note on, 24, 604.
mentioned, 26.

the Third, An Historical Play," 489,
619.

Ellis, George, Specimens of the Early
English Poets, 599.

Elton, Sir Charles, Lamb's letter to, 606.
English Friar, The," by Crowne, 562.

66

"

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111

by D'Urfey, 527.

See Cervantes, 528.

Donne, John, verses quoted by Lamb,
295, 604, 612.

Dorset, Thomas Sackville, Earl of. See
Sackville.

Dosa, Luke, his iron crown, 609.
"Downfall of Robert, Earl of Hunting-
ton," by Munday, 478, 615.
Drayton, Michael, mentioned by Lamb,
42, 46.

Drewe, Thomas, and Heywood," Duchess
of Suffolk," 450.

Drummond of Hawthornden, 605.
Dryden, John, "Sigismonda and Guis-
cardo," mentioned by Lamb, 423.
"Duchess of Malfy, Tragedy of the,” by
Webster, 169.

11

mentioned by Lamb, 11.

Lamb's note on, 179.

of Suffolk, The Life of the," by
Heywood and Drewe, 450.

Monsieur, The," by Hon. James
Howard, 520, 582.

Traveller, The," by Heywood, 95.
Lamb's note on, 100.

Example, The, A Tragi-Comedy," by
Shirley, 524.

F

Fairfax, Edward, Godfrey of Bulloigne,
by, 598.

Maid of the Exchange," by Hey-
wood, 426.

Lamb's notes on, 428, 429.
of the West," by Heywood, 565.
"Fair Quarrel, A," by Middleton and
Rowley, 104, 573, 588.

-

Lamb's note on, 114.

"Faithful

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-

Shepherdess, The," by Flet-
cher, 301.

Lamb's notes on, 312, 443.

Commendatory Verses before, 533.
Dedications, Lamb's notes to, 542,

111

538.

Lamb's notes to, 539, 620.

Union." See "Sicily and Naples."
"Faustus, The Tragical History of the
Life and Death of Doctor,"

by Marlowe, 27.
Lamb's note on, 34, 604.

"Fawn, The," by Marston, 531.
"Festivals at Aranwhez," 584.
Field, Barron, friend of Lamb, 611.
Nathaniel, "Amends for Ladies," 561,
586.

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"Woman's a Weather-Cock, A,"
507.

mentioned, 612, 631.

and Massinger, "The Fatal Dowry,"
359.

Fisher, Jasper, "The True Trojans," 517.
Fletcher, John, "Bonduca," 319.

"The Bloody Brother," 322.

'Cupid's Revenge," 329.

"Double Marriage," 329.
"The False One," 312.

"Faithful Shepherdess," 301, 542.
"Love's Pilgrimage," 316.
"Thierry and Theodoret," 325.
"The Two Noble Kinsmen," 332.
"Wife for a Month," 329.
"Wit Without Money," 330.
Lamb's comments on, 319, 328, 332.
mentioned, 426, 432.

and Beaumont, "Maid's Tragedy,"

282.

Lamb's note on, 612.
"Mustapha," 232.

Guardian, The," by Cowley, 432, 588.
Lamb's note on, 432.

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H

"H—, Mr.," play by Lamb, 599.
Hallam, A. H., 602.

Harding, Samuel, "Sicily and Naples, or
The Fatal Union," 557.
Haughton, -,604, 630.

Hazlitt, W., letter written by, 597.
mentioned, 603, 605.

-

"Hectors, or The False Challenge, The,"
by Prestwick, 522, 576.

Hey for Honesty," by Randolph, 524,
582.

Heywood, Thomas, "The Brazen Age,"
433.

"A Challenge for Beauty," 84,
530, 546.

"The English Traveller," 95.
"The Fair Maid of the Exchange,"

Heywood, Thomas, "The Silver Age,

-

An Historical Play," 458.

J

"A Woman Killed with Kind-
ness," 89.

supposed plays by, 478.

Lamb's notes on, 95, 100, 350, 419,
428, 429.

mentioned, 426, 530, 620.
Swinburne's sonnet on, 626.
and Broome, "Lancashire
Witches," 101, 408.

and Drewe,Life of the Duchess
of Suffolk," 450.

and Rowley,
and Sea," 416.
"Hierarchie of Angels," by Heywood,

"Fortune by Land

428.

I

Jacob's blessing, mentioned by Lamb,

-

-

Catiline," 258.

"The New Inn," 261.

"The Northern Lasse,❞ 619.

Poetaster," 245.

265, 271, 419.

mentioned, 464.

and Mrs. Behn, 580.

his grace, 582.

and Decker, 588, 605.

Swinburne's sonnet on, 624.
"Jovial Crew," by Brome, 619.

K

Kelly, Miss, actress, 619.

Killigrew, Henry, "The Conspiracy,"
447, 567, 572, 574.
Thomas, "The Parson's Wedding,"
566.

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66

Sir William, Commendatory Verses
before Plays of, 531.

King John and Matilda," by Daven-
port, 398, 586, 615.
Lamb's notes on, 398, 400.
Kirk, John, The Seven Champions of
Christendom," 437.

Kyd, Thomas, "The Spanish Tragedy,"

5.

L

69, 606.

"Isle of Gulls," by Day, 586.

"Italian Husband, The," by Ravenscroft,
581.

"Lady of Pleasure, The," by Shirley, 391.
Lamb's note on, 393.

Lamb, Charles, on Gorboduc," 5.

on "The Spanish Tragedy," 10.

on "The Honest Whore," 55.
on satire, 55.

on

on "Satiro-Mastix," 59, 464.
Antonio and Mellida," 62.
on "Antonio's Revenge," 62.
on costume in old England, 71.
on George Chapman, 83, 609.
on Homer in translation, 83, 606.
on great genius, 84.

on Heywood, 95, 100, 419, 428,
429, 436.

on Shakespeare, 95. See also
under Shakespeare.

on the hypocrisy of audiences, 114.
on "A Fair Quarrel," 114.

on frankness in the old playwrights,
126.

-on Guzman de Alfarache, 126, 245.
on "Women Beware Women,"
129.

on Chaucer, 129.

on the witches of Middleton and
Shakespeare, 144, 607.

on "The Witch of Edmonton,"
148.

- on parenthetical description, 150.

on Sidney, 53, 150, 285.

-on Gondibert, 152.

on "The Revenger's Tragedy," 160.
on Webster, 179, 499.

on "The Duchess of Malfy," 179.
on the terrible in art, 179.

on Webster's dedication to "The
White Devil," 181, 190.
on "The Lover's Melancholy,"
195.

on Sir Thomas Browne, 207.
on Ford's "Broken Heart," 218.
on Lord Brooke's tragedies, 242.
on avarice, 245.

on "The Poetaster," 253.
on Ben Jonson, 253, 265, 271, 619.
on "The Alchemist," 271.

on the grace of the old poets, 285.
on "The Maid's Tragedy," 285.

Lamb, Charles, on Beaumont and Flet-
cher, 285, 295, 328.

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on confusions of sex, 295.
on Donne's Elegy, 295.

on

"The Faithful Shepherdess,"
312.

on "Love's Pilgrimage," 319.
on "Thierry and Theodoret," 328.
on Fletcher and Shakespeare, 329,
332, 341.

on "The Two Noble Kinsmen,"
341.

on Massinger, 345, 350, 358.
on "The City Madam," 345.
"The Picture," 350.

on

on "The Virgin Martyr," 358.
- on "The Old Law," 368.

-

on Shirley, 373.

on "The Lady of Pleasure," 393.
letter to Hone, 397.

on serious puns, 398.

on "King John and Matilda," 400,

616.

on 'Querer por Solo Querer,"
473.

on "Bussy D'Ambois," 488.
on his Dramatic Specimens, 597,
600.

on Shakespeare's tragedies, 607.
on reviewers, 600.

on the Garrick Plays, 614.

on Maid Marian, 616.
on Richard Brome, 619.

on Ben Jonson, 619.

on "Edward III.," 620.

on "A Woman's a Weather-Cock,"
620.

Mary, 603, 607.
"Lancashire Witches, The Late," by
Heywood and Brome, roi,
408.