Hathorne, Elizabeth C. Manning,

mother of Nathaniel Hawthorne,

piety of, her inconsolableness

at loss of her husband

Hathorne, John, judge in witchcraft

trials

Hathorne, Joseph, Benjamin,

Daniel

Hathorne, Nathaniel, father of Nathaniel,

death of; Hawthorne's

resemblance to

Hathorne, William; his persecution

of Quakers; his will

Haunted Mind, The

HAWTHORNE, NATHANIEL, birth of

changes spelling of name

birthplace of; childhood of;

lameness in boyhood;

fondness for cats; scholarship

of, at college; English

compositions of; Latin theme

of, (in full, Appendix);

reading of; love

of books; first printed

article of; college associations

of; literary struggles

of; pecuniary difficulties

of; Democratic sympathies

of; his inability to

distinguish tunes; social

nature of; error as to long

obscurity of; anecdotes of;

value of these in

general; his love of solitude;

healthiness of;

shyness; considerateness

for others; personal appearance;

G. W. Curtis's

reminiscence of; his simplicity

of habits; love of books;

abstraction; moral enthusiasm

of, characterized;

unsuspiciousness of; introspection

of, how exaggerated;

distaste for society, how explainable;

in what greater than

Irving; ghostly atmosphere

of; humor of; American quality of; effect of civil

war upon; death of; his

grave; burial; literary

and intellectual influence of

Heine, Heinrich

Helwyse, Gervase

Hillard, George S.

Hoffman, Charles Fenno

Hogg's Tales

Holmes, Oliver Wendell; letter

from, to Hawthorne

Horace

House of the Seven Gables, The;

Hathorne history; composition

of; originals for the

house; survey of

Howells, W. D., Hawthorne's remark

to

Invisible struggles of genius

Irving, Washington; comparison

with Hawthorne; humor

of; attitude of, in England;

his use of native

material; his histories;

style of

John Ingefield's Thanksgiving

Johnson, Samuel

Journal of an African Cruiser

Journal of a Solitary Man

Kingsley's Greek Fairy-Tales

Latin Theme of Hawthorne;

in full, Appendix

Lawrence, Lieutenant, killed off

Marblehead

Lenox, removal to

Letters of Hawthorne, in boyhood,

from college;

from Connecticut and New Hampshire;

to Longfellow;

to Bridge;

to Curtis;

to Motley;

to Lowell

Leutze

Limitations of Hawthorne

Liverpool consulate;

reduction in receipts of;

unjust criticism of Hawthorne in

Longfellow, Henry W.;

review of Twice-Told Tales;

letter to Hawthorne

Loring, Dr. G. B.

Lowell, James Russell;

letter from

Maine, Hawthorne's sojourn in, in boyhood

Manning, Elizabeth Clarke, Hawthorne's mother

Manning's Folly

Manning, Richard

Manning, Robert

Manning, Samuel

Manuscript sketch for Septimius

Marble Faun, The;

examination of

Marine outrages, Hawthorne's wish

to redress

Marvell, Andrew

Maturity in Hawthorne, earliness of

Maule, Thomas

Maypole of Merry Mount, The

Melville, Herman;

private review of Seven Gables by

Michael Angelo

Milton compared with Bunyan and Hawthorne

Minister's Black Veil, The

Mitford, Miss, Letter from, to Hawthorne

Mosses from an Old Manse;

first issue of;

criticism of

Motley, John Lothrop, letter of, to Hawthorne

Mozart

Mrs. Bullfrog

New England civilization;

early character

Newman, Professor

Nomenclature of fiction

Novalis

Oberon

Objectivity of Hawthorne

Old Apple-Dealer, The

Oliver, B. L.

Our Old Home

Packard, Professor G. T.;

Appendix

Papers of an old Dartmoor prisoner

Paulding, J. K.

Peabody, Miss E. P., acquaintance with Hawthorne

Peabody, Miss Sophia

Peter Parley's History, written by Hawthorne

Pierce, Franklin;

Hawthorne's Life of;

(sentiments in, touching slavery;

resulting abuse of Hawthorne;)

dedication of Our Old Home to

Pilgrim's Progress, Hawthorne's reading of;

allusions to, in his works

Plato

Plymouth Colony enactment against adultery, foot-note

Poe's criticism on Hawthorne;

similarities of, to Hawthorne;

effectiveness of;

subjectivity of; doubtful

sanity of; his ratiocination;

foreign influence of

Pope, Alexander

Procession of Life, The

Prophetic Pictures, The

Pseudonymes of Hawthorne (foot-note)

Puritan imagination

Puritans, Hawthorne's view of

Pyncheon, Clifford, how resembling Poe

Pynchons, complaints of the, against Seven Gables

Rappaccini's Daughter

Raymond, Maine, removal to

Ripley, George

Roger Malvin's Burial

Rossetti-Morris school

Rousseau

Salem, as a native soil; Hawthorne's

sentiment for; aspects

of; origin of name;

trade

Salem Custom-House

Sand, George

Sanity of highest genius

Scarlet Letter; origin

of; publication of;

Leutze's coincidence;

passage compared with Bunyan;

theme of revenge in;

analysis of the romance;

as a work of art

Scotland and New England

Scott, Sir Walter; Hawthorne's

estimate of

Scudéri; Madeleine de

Sebago Lake

Sense of form in Hawthorne;

in Poe

Septimius Felton; symbolism

of; origin of

"Seven Tales of my Native Land."

Shakespere

Shelley's Latin verses; The

Cenci, compared with Marble

Faun

Sights from a Steeple

Sims, William, finder of supposed

Early Notes, Appendix

Sin, consciousness of, in Hawthorne;

how conducive to originality

Slavery, Hawthorne's sentiments

concerning

Snow Image

Sparhawk House, Kittery

"Spectator," The; extracts

from

Spenser

St. John's, John Hathorne's attack

on

Story, Joseph

Sumner, Charles, note of, to Hawthorne

Sunday at Home

Supernatural, Hawthorne's use of

Surroundings of genius assist but

do not produce it

Taine's Notes on England

Tales of the Province House

Tanglewood Tales

Term-Bill at College

Thackeray

Thomson, James

Thoreau's Legend of the Wayside

Tieck

Toll-Gatherer's Day

Tragedy of isolation

True Stones

Twice-Told Tales;

temperament in style of; first

collection of; second

Union of the States, Hawthorne's

feeling about

Union Street

Upham's "Salem Witchcraft."

Verses by Hawthorne, at college

Virgil

Virtuoso's Collection

Voltaire

Wayside, The, purchase of

Wedding Knell, The

Weird, The, in Scotland and New

England

West Newton, removal to

Whipple, Edwin, objection to remark

of; Hawthorne's pleasure in

reviews written by

White, John, Rev.

White Old Maid, The

Widowhood, sentiment of, expressed

by Hawthorne

Winthiop, John

Witchcraft

Witch-ointment

Witch-pins

Wonder-Book

Worcester, Dr. J. E.

Young Goodman Brown.

Youth of Hawthorne, habits in;

valuable formative results

of

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