BRANDT, S., and his "Ship of Fools," 285--288.
BRITAIN and its early inhabitants, 12--23.
BRUTUS lands in Britain, 2.
BURBAGE, the actor of Shakespeare's heroes, 534.
BURLEIGH, Lord, his hostility to Spenser, 467--471.
BURNET, Bishop: his "History of his own time," 735--737.
BURTON and his curious pamphlets, 267.
BUTLER, S., criticizes Jonson and Shakespeare, 551, 552.
CAEDMON, the Anglo-Saxon poet, 37--50.
CALAMY, Dr., casts doubt on Clarendon's History, 728.
CALUMNY, and its uses, 429.
CAMOENS explained by allegory, 489.
CAMPIAN, the Jesuit, 425--427.
CAMPION, Dr., his opinion of rhyme, 396.
CASAUBON publishes Dee's intercourse with spirits, 636.
CAXTON and his works, 212--220.
CECIL, Lord, plots against Rawleigh, 602--604.
CAMPERNOUN begs an estate, 317.
CHAPMAN and his "Homer," 522.
CHARACTERS, books of, 676.
CHARLES I. a student of Shakespeare, 548.
CHAUCER and his English, 136; his life and works, 158--176.
CHEKE, Sir J., on the English language, 133.
CHESTER Whitsun-plays, 346.
CHIVALRY, institution of, 70.
CLARENDON'S History, 724--737.
CLASSIC authors neglected, 415.
COBHAM conspiracy, the, 604.