ABBOTT, JERE, in private the-

atricals, 27, 30-32.
Abbott, Miss, 27.
"Absolute, Sir Anthony," played

by Mr. Lee, 21.

Academy of Arts and Sciences,
385.

Academy of Music, 346.

Adam, Miss H. A., 27, 28, 30.
Adams, Charles Francis, 99, 177,

229.

Adams, Charles Francis, the

younger, on Latin in the Har-
vard Catalogue, 132.

Adams, John, 181, 190, 191, 203,
210, 267, 274.

"Advertiser". See "Boston Daily
Advertiser."

Agassiz, Alexander, 17, 167, 410.
Agassiz, Mrs. Alexander, 32.
Agassiz, Mrs. Louis, 22, 23, 124.
Aldie Gap, battle at, 65.
"American Architect," 262.
Ames family, 4.

Amory, Charles, 252.

Ancient and Honorable Artillery
Company, Lee's reminiscences
of, 84-89, 168, 387.
Andrew, John A., Governor of
Massachusetts, 53, 59, 61, 109, 120,
266; appoints Lee Colonel of
staff, 54-56; presentation of the
muskets, 57, 58; Pearson's Life

of, 61, 76; his selection of offi-
cers, 62, 63; his correspondence,
73; difficulty with Butler about
regiments, 74-76; letters from
Lee to,77-78,81, 82; commissions
Lee to write a history of the
militia, 90; misses support of
Wendell Phillips, 97; his feeling
towards the Whig (Republican)
party, 115; Lee's defence of,
177, 178; Lee's "Personal
Reminiscences of," 227-261; his
preparation for war, 228-338;
his task of organization, 239-
261; his effort to preserve the
Hancock house, 264; his as-
sociation with the State House,
270, 271; Lee's appreciation of,
291, 292.

Andrew, John F., member of
Congress, 108.

Andrews, General, 230.
Anti-Corn-Law League, 5. ̧
Antietam, battle of, 66.

Appleton, Nathan, 5.
Argyle, Duke of, 282.
Atkins, Henry, 355.
Atkins, Henry, Jr., 355.
Atkins, Katherine, 345.
"Atlantic Monthly," Lee's article
on Mrs. Kemble in, 171; Mrs.
Kemble's "Old Woman's Gos-
sip" in, 314.

BACK BAY, Boston, 187.
Balch, Francis V., characterization
of, 167.

Ball's Bluff, engagement of, 64,
65, 76, 245.

Banks, Gen. N. P., censured by
Lee, 83.

Barber, Dr., instructor at Harvard
College, 13.

Barrett, Mrs., the actress, 299.
Bartlett, Sidney, 168.

Bartlett, Gen. William Francis,
presentation of his bust in Me-
morial Hall, 130.

Bath, England, 283.
Baxter, Captain, 288.
Bayley, Samuel K., 290.
Beard, Alanson W., condemned by
Lee, 103, 117.

Bell, Mrs. Joseph (Helen Choate),

160.

Bell Alley, widening of, 285.
Bellingham, Governor Richard,264.
Belmont Dramatic Club, 23.
Berkeswell, England, 379.
Berwick, Maine, 186.
Beverly, Mass., 5, 9.
Beverly Farms, Mass., 34, 103, 160,
191, 192, 389.

Bigelow, George Tyler, 84, 288.
Bigelow, Henry J., Lee's obituary,
355-362.

Bigelow, Miss, 28.

Blaine, James G., Lee's censures

upon, 103, 105, 107, 116.
Blair, Francis P. (senior), 238.
Blair, Montgomery, 177.
Blake, the actor, 353.

Blake, G. B., Jr., in private theat-
ricals, 28, 29, 30.

Blanchard, Senator, 265.

Boit, Mrs. E. D., Jr., in private
theatricals, 29, 31.
"Bombastes Furioso," 23.
Bonnat, the artist, 51.

Boston, 5, 7, 9, 14, 21, 41, 60, 61, 79,
93, 96, 105, 115, 148, 151, 153,
157, 161, 175, 178, 180, 184, 186-
187, 189, 190, 198, 209, 222, 263,
280, 298, 305, 352, 384, 386, 388,
414.

"Boston Almanac," 287.

Boston Amateur Dramatic Club,
28, 29, 30, 31.

Boston Athenæum, 414.
Boston Brigade Band, Lee's sketch
of, 168, 170, 212.

Boston Common, 265'; attempt of
West End Street Railway Com-
pany to use, 188, 189.

"Boston Daily Advertiser," 58,

78, 103, 104, 106, 230, 331, 338,
344.

"Boston Daily Evening Trans-
cript," Lee's letter on Labor Day
parade printed in, 171–174.
Boston Lancers, 78, 79, 81, 388.
Boston Latin School, 136.
Boston Light Infantry, 288, 384.
Boston Museum, 41.

Boston Museum of Fine Arts, 419.
Boston Port Society, 227, 420.
"Boston Post," 56, 103, 231, 259.
"Boston Report," 5, 114.
Boston Society for Medical Im-
provement, 357.

Boston Theatre, construction of,
213, 214; John Gilbert at, 352,
354.

Boston Volunteer Fire Depart-
ment, in Broad St. riot, 288.
Boutwell, George S., Governor of
Massachusetts, 238; disliked by
Lee, 114.

Bowditch, Edward, in private the-
atricals, 27, 28.

Bowditch, E. Francis, in private
theatricals, 27, 29, 30.

Bowditch, Vincent Y., letter to Lee
about Salvini dinner, 45.
Bowen, Prof. Francis, remark
about Lee, 122.

"Box and Cox," 23.

Boyd, Gen. John P., 278.
Boylston, Susannah, 190, 267.
Boylston, Zabdiel, introducer of
inoculation, 291.
Boys' Asylum, 264.

Brackett, J. Q. A., Governor of

Massachusetts, 116.

Bradford, George Partridge, obit-
uary, 363-364.

Bradford, William, 363.
Bradstreet, Simon, 4.
Braman, Jarvis, 290.

Brigade Band. See Boston Brigade
Band.

"Brigands of Lodi," 28.
Brigham, Colonel, 252.

Brimmer, Martin, characterization
of, 167; obituary, 418, 419.
Broad Street Riot, Lee's paper on,

287-290.

Brookline, 22, 23, 51; Lee's estate

in, 190-192, 267.
Brooks, Phillips, 111, 128, 317;
prayer at the Harvard Com-
memoration Celebration, 123; on
compulsory attendance at prayers,
133; characterization of, 167.
Bulkeley, Rev. Peter, 402.
Browne, Col. Albert G., private
secretary of Gov. Andrew, 253.

Browning, Mrs., 308.

Buchanan, James, 229, 231.
Bull Run, battle of, 256.
Bullard, William Story, partner of

Lee, 15; obituary, 497-409.
Bunker Hill, sentiment for, 256,
271; the locality, 284;
Devens' oration at, 389.

Gen.

Burditt, the band-master, 213.
Burgoyne, Sir John, Lieutenant-

General, 182.

Butler, Benjamin F., Governor of

Massachusetts, 100, 102, 105, 120,
177, 230; corrected by Lee, 58,
59; clash with Andrew, 74-76;
Lee's opinion of, 83; as a public
man, 95; Lee's criticism of, 115;
his military career, 246.
Butler, Pierce, 301.
"Butler's Own Book," 76.

CABOT, CAROLine, 25.
Cabot, Charles, 66.

Cabot, Edward C., 23, 24, 26, 32;
Lieutenant-Colonel, 76; architect
of Boston theatre, 213.
Cabot, Elizabeth, 5.

Cabot, Elizabeth Perkins. See Lee,
Mrs. Henry.

Cabot, George, 5.

Cabot, George (the younger), 358.

Cabot, J. Elliot, 24, 34; character-
ization of, 166.

Cabot, Mrs. J. Elliot, 34.

Cabot, Julia. See Wilde, Mrs.
George C.

Cabot, Samuel, 22, 50.

Cabot, Walter, in private theat-
ricals, 24, 25.

Cabot family, 4, 9, 53.

Cadet Band, 169; uniform of, 170.
Cadets, First Corps of, anecdote of,
76. See also Independent Corps
of Cadets.
Calcutta, 5.

Callahan, Captain, 416.
Calumet & Hecla mine, 11.

Cambridge, Mass., 6, 15, 366, 382.
Cameron, Simon, Secretary of
War, 238.

Carlyle, Thomas, 392.
Carr, Sir Robert, 273.

Cary, Elizabeth. See Agassiz,

Cary, Miss Sarah, in private

theatricals, 23, 25.

Cary, Thomas, in private theat-
ricals, 23, 25.

"Cat Changed into a Woman," 30.
Cedar Mountain, battle of, 66, 330;
Banks at, 83.

Chandler, Parker C., 196.
Channing, William Ellery, D.D.,
204, 205, 206, 316, 367.
Chapman, Miss Mary B., 27.
Charles River Embankment, Lee's
views on, 194.
Charleston, 68, 114.

Charnock, Elizabeth, 4.
Chicago, 78, 81.

Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
Railroad, 17.

Child, Mrs., 278.

Childs, Nathaniel, 31.
Choate, Rufus, 160.
Christ Church, 274, 281.
"Christian Examiner," 364.
Church, Dr. Benjamin, 274.
City Guards, 170, 288.
Civil Service Reform, 121.
Clark, Elizabeth, 281.
Clark, Lemuel, 169.
Clark, Sarah, 282.

Clark, William, 279, 282.

Clark house, the, 277, 279–281.
Clark Square. See North Square.
Clarke, James Freeman, character-
ization of, 166.
Clark's Island, 363.
Claybrooke, England, 379.
Cleveland, Grover, 113, 122.

Cleveland, Sarah Paine, obituary,

413-417.

Clevenger, Miss Sarah, 24.
Clifford, Governor, 238.

Codman, Col. Charles R., in politics,
108.

Coleridge, Samuel Taylor, 110.
College rebellions at Harvard,

12-15, 137.

Colman, James F., 139.

Columbia Street (Boston), 7.
Combe, Mrs. George, 306.
Comer, Thomas, musician, 169.
"Commemoration Ode," Lowell's,

123.

Common Street (Boston), 8.
Concord, Mass., 400, 401, 402, 406.
Cook,
excoriated by Lee,

264, 265, 267-269.
Copp's Hill, Boston, 4, 274, 276,

281.

Coquelin, Benoît Constant, the

French actor, 44, 47, 48.
Cotting, Charles U., 129.
Cotton, Rev. John, 4, 264.

Country of the Pointed Firs," by
Miss Jewett, 188.

Covent Garden, 295, 300, 320.
Cromwell, Henry, in connection
with Sir Harry Frankland and
Agnes Surriage, 283-285.
Cromwell, Oliver, 282.

Crowninshield, Francis B., services
in the Civil War, 237.
Cummings, militiaman, 290.
Cunningham, Mrs. Edward, 25.
Curtis, Mrs. Charles P., 24.

Cushing, Robert M., in private the-
atricals, 23, 27, 29-32.
Cushing, Thomas, 139.

Cushing, Thomas F., in private the-

atricals, 23, 28, 31, 32.

Cushman, Charlotte, 36, 353, 355.

DABNEY, CHARLES, 64.
Dabney, Edward, 64.
Dabney, F., 27.

Dale, William J., Surgeon-General
of Massachusetts in Civil War
252.

"Damon and Pythias," 28.

Dana, Richard H., a Free-Soiler,

60; characterization of, 166.
Dartmouth College, 373.

Davis, Jefferson, 229.

Davis, John, Governor of Mas-
sachusetts, 84.