Index Albert, Prince Consort, 51 Lushington, 21-2; and Mr. Seymour, All the Year Round (journal), 108, 113 22; and Haden, 22-4; relations with Amis, Kingsley, 27 sister and mother, 30-2; love of Anderson, Charles R., 121 nature, 33--4; neurasthenia, 33--4; and Anderson, Quentin, 119 the Church, 40-1; love of theater, Annan, Noel, Baron, 179 41-4; character, 182; Barbara Pym Arnold, Matthew, 48, 81, 167, 216; compared with, 201, 206; remains "Rugby Chapel," 167--8; "Stanzas unmarried, 212; Emma, 7--8, 22-3, 37, from the Grande Chartreuse," 216 72; Mansfield Park: singular nature,S, Arnold, Thomas: Stracheyon, 157, 159, 27-9,35,44; sex in, 7; marriage 161--8, 173; educational principles, refusal in, 19-20; revised, 21; 162-6 autobiographical elements in, 12, 27- Asquith, Herbert Henry, 1st Earl of 47; vice in, 27--8; on marriage, 36--7; Oxford and Asquith, 155 on materialism, 38; clergymen and Athenaeum (club), 229 religion in, 40-1; theatricals in, 40-4; Athenaeum (journal), 87 ending, 44-6; somber mood, 46; Atlantic Monthly, 113 Northanger Abbey, 33, 206; Persuasion: Auden, W. H., 184, 190 sex in, 7, 12; on women's love, 11; on Austen, Caroline Oane's niece), 10, 20 happiness delayed, 17, 46; E. Bridges Austen, Cassandra Oane's mother), 31- in, 21; bitterness in, 24; sibling rivalry 2 in, 30; on theater, 42-3; and Barbara Austen, Cassandra Oane's sister): and Pym's Less than Angels, 206; "Plan of Jane's romantic life, 10-19,23--4,35; a Novel" (sketch), 23; Pride and destroys Jane's letters, 16--17; death Prejudice: romance in, 7, 12; on of fiance, 17; on Mansfield Park, 19, spinsterhood, 14; marriage in, 19; 35; declines E. Bridges' proposal, 21; drafted, 21, 29; publication, 21; on relations with Jane, 30 values, 27; and Mansfield Park, 27, 29, Austen, Charles Oane's brother), 30 44; sibling rivalry in, 30; Austen, Edward Oane's brother), 16, 21 autobiographical elements in, 39; Austen, Eliza de FeuiIlide; Henry's ending, 46; Sense and Sensibility: wife, 40 romance in, 7; on marriage, 20; Austen, Francis Oane's brother), 30 publication, 21; Sibling rivalry in, 30; Austen, Rev. George Oane's father), on landscape "improvements," 33; 14-15, 18 on good reading, 44; somber mood, Austen, Henry Oane's brother), 22, 24, 46; "The Three Sisters," 30; "The 40 Watsons," 12 Austen, Rev. James Oane's brother), Austen, Mary (nee Lloyd; James's wife), 18,32,40 14 Austen, Jane: sex in, 7--8; romantic life Austen-Leigh, James Edward: A and suitors, 8-12, 15-25; and Tom Memoir of Jane Austen, 9, 24 Lefroy, 9-11, 13, 17, 36; forges Avery, Leopold, 86 marriage entries, 11; and E. Taylor, 12; and Samuel Blackall, 12-13; and Bagehot, Walter: The English Mr. Holder, 14-15; and H. F. Constitution, 64-5 Digweed, 15; and Mr. Evelyn, 16; Bagenal, Barbara, 183 letters destroyed, 16--17; lost lover, Bailey, J. 0., 130 16--18; financial means, 18-19,37; Banks, J. A., 76 declines Bigg Wither, 18-20, 35-7, 45; Baring, Sir Evelyn (later 1st Earl of declines E. Bridges, 21; and Cromer), 169, 171-2 239 240 Index Bartram, Barry, 96 Brookner, Anita: Hotel du Lac, 213 Bath (city), 15 Brooks, Jean, 131 Beach, J. W., 119 Brooks, Van Wyck, 118 Beethoven, Ludwig van, 182 Brothers, Barbara, 213 Bell, Clive, 174, 177, 181, 183-4; Art, Brown, Beatrice Curtis, 86 182; Old Friends, 180 Browning, Robert, 74, 153 Bell, Quentin, 175, 182 Brunswick, House of, 43 Bell, Vanessa: gaffe with Asquith, 155; Buchan, John, 215 in Dreadnought hoax, 174; and Post- Burgess, Guy, 228, 230-2, 234 Impressionist exhibition, 175; on Burke, Edmund, 96-7 Bloomsbury, 179; on Roger Fry, 181; Bush, Douglas, 20 painting, 183 Butler, Samuel, 48, 181; The Way of All Bennett, Alan: The Old Country, 232 Flesh,157 Bennett, Arnold, 216 Byron, George Gordon, Lord, 51 Benson, Edward Frederic: As We Were, 169 Caesar, Julius: Commentaries, 67 Benson, Edward White, Archbishop of Campbell, Roy: "Home Thoughts on Canterbury, 169 Bloomsbury," 177 Beverley (Yorkshire): Trollope's Camus, Albert, 216 speeches at, 66, 90 Carlingford, Chichester Parkinson Bifrons, Kent (house), 12 Fortescue, Lord, 97-8 Bigg Wither family, 18-19 Carlyle, Thomas, 187; Occasional Bigg Wither, Harris, 18-20, 25, 35--7, 45 Discourse Upon the Nigger Question, Blackall, Rev. Samuel, 12-13, 24-5 80-1 Blackmur, R. P., 124 Caroline, Queen of George IV, 8, 43 Blake, Robert, Baron, 91 Cecil, Lord David, 177, 184 Blake, William: Book ofTheI, 129 Cecil, Lord Robert, 91 Blomfield, Sir Arthur, 133 Cezanne, Paul, 174 Bloomsbury, 174-80 Chamberlain, Joseph, 58 Blunt, Anthony, 228, 231 Chamberlain, Neville, 58 Booth, Bradford A., 86-7, 98 Chapman, R. W., 42 Booth, Wayne, 118 Chase, Richard, 119 Boswell, James, 173 Chaucer, Geoffrey, 182 Bowen, Elizabeth: influenced by James, Chawton, Hampshire (cottage), 21, 37 193-200; "Aunt Tatty," 193; The Death Chesterton, G. K., 144 of the Heart, 195, 198-9; "The Dolt's Churchill, Jennie (nee Jerome; Lady Tale," 194; Eva Trout, 194, 198; Randolph Churchill), 108 Friends and Relations, 196-8; The Heat Churchill, Lord Randolph, 108-9 of the Day, 193-4; The Hotel, 196; "The Civil Service: Trollope and, 102-3 Inherited Clock," 193; The Last Clapham Sect, 191 September, 194-6; "The Secession," Clarke, Rev. James Stanier, 22-3 197; "Shoes: An International Clough, Arthur Hugh, 161 Episode," 196; To the North, 198 Cobden, Richard, 96 Bowen's Court, 195 Cockshut, A. O. J., 81, 86 Brenan, Gerald, 173 Collins, Wilkie, 48-9; The Woman in Bridges, Rev. Edward, 21, 25 White, 49 Briggs, Asa, Baron, 60, 64, 78-80, 92, Collins, William Lucas, 90 162,166-7 Colman, George and Garrick, David: Bright, John: in Trollope's Phineas Finn The Clandestine Marriage, 43 (as Turnbull), 63-4, 85--6, 88-91, 93, Connolly, Cyril, 119 97 Conrad, Joseph, 4, 199, 215; Heart of Britain: organization of secret services, Darkness, 226 227 Cooper, Alfred Duff (1st Viscount Bronte, Charlotte, 50 Norwich), 161 Index 241 Cornhill Magazine, 108, 132-3 Disraeli, Benjamin (Earl of Corn Laws, 51 Beaconsfield): Trollope's views of, Cornwell, David; see Ie Carre, John 58, 6~70, 79; Sybil, 81; Trollope Cowper, William: Tirocinium, 34 depicts (as Daubeny), 85-6, 89-95, Crimean War, 160 97; and Pope Hennessy, 98; fictional criticism, literary, 1-4 characters, 102; and Empire, 169, 171 Cromer, 1st Earl of; see Baring, Sir Don Quixote, 172 Evelyn Dreadnought, HMS, 174 Cubism, 181 Dublin Review, 102 Curtis Brown, Beatrice; see Brown, Duckworth, Alistair M., 29 Beatrice Curtis Dunleavy, Janet Egleson, 100, 197 Dupee, F. W., 119 Daily Telegraph, 85-7, 90 Durrell, Lawrence, 215 Darwin, Charles, 158; The Origin of Species, 49, 51 Earle, Ralph, 92 Davidson, Angus, 184 Ecclesiastes, Book of, 129 deconstruction, 1-2 Edel, Leon, 11~19, 128, 154-5, 161 Derby, Edward George Geoffrey Smith Edwards, P. D., 71 Stanley, 14th Earl of: in Trollope's Eliot, George, 182, 215; Adam Bede, 48- Phineas Finn (as de Terrier), 85, 92, 50 95-7; and Disraeli, 91-2 Eliot, T. S., 119, 17~9, 183-4,216,222 Devonshire, Spencer Compton Escott, T. H. S., 88, 96-8 Cavendish, 8th Duke of (earlier Eton College, 223, 226 Marquess of Hartington), 96, 170 Evelyn, Mr. (of Bath; Jane Austen's Dickens, Charles: influence on Gissing, suitor), 16, 25 4-5, 77; absence of sex in, 7; and Eyre, Edward John, Governor of Meredith, 48-9, 52; influence Jamaica, 7~9 declines, 50; and earlier times, 51; on women, 76-8, 150--2; conservatism, Farrar, Frederick W.: Eric, or Little by 77-8, 143, 146--7; racial views, 79, 81; Little, 163 early fame, 99; Gissing's feminism; see women interpretation of, 141-53; on working Field, Kate, 114-15 classes and poor, 142-3, 148, 152; Fitzwilliam, Henry Frederick Howard conservatism, 146--50; love of money, Fitzwilliam (imaginary figure), 11-12 147; and puritanism, 148; on class Fleming, Ian, 215 and respectability, 14~9; and Fleury, Gabrielle, 153 London, 149; character, 182; Barnaby Fordham, E. W., 177 Rudge, 146; Bleak House, 76, 141, 144- Forster, E. M.: homosexuality, 176; 5; Gissing's preface to, 143; "A Stracheyon, 181-2; on Virginia Christmas Carol," 141; David Woolf's novels, 181, 189-91; Aspects Copperfield: Gissing's preface to, 77, of the Novel, 187; "The Early Novels 144, 146; Gissing on, 146, 149; of Virginia Woolf," 189; "English Dombey and Son, 142, 148; Great Prose between 1918 and 1939," 154; Expectations, 151-2; Household Words Howards End, 187; Two Cheers for (magazine), 77; Little Dorrit, 76, 87-8, Democracy, 190 144; Nicholas Nickleby, 142; The Old Forster, John: Life of Dickens, 152 Curiosity Shop: Gissing's preface to, Forster, W. E., 167 143; Oliver Twist, 51; Gissing's Fortescue, Chichester Parkinson; see preface to, 141-2; Our Mutual Friend, Carlingford, Lord 146, 153, 222; "Sucking Pigs" Fortnightly (journal), 64, 101 (article), 77; A Tale of Two Cities, 49, Fowle, Thomas, 17 76, 146 Fraser's Magazine, 135 Digweed, Harry Francis, 15, 25 Freud, Sigmund, 24 Digweed, James, 15 Froude, J. A., 135 242 Index Fry, Roger, 155, 181-2, 186; 1910 Post- Haden, Charles Thomas, 22-5 Impressionist exhibition, 174 Haley, Bruce, 162, 166 Hardy, Emma Lavinia; see Gifford, Galsworthy, John, 176, 215 E. L. Gapp, Samuel Vogt, 67 Hardy, Thomas, 4, 48, SO, 182; Collected Garland, Madge, 186 Letters, 135; Desperate Remedies, 134; Garnett, Angelica, 184 Far from the Madding Crowd, 132; The Garrick, David; see Colman, George Hand of Ethelberta, 133; Life, 132-4; A and Garrick, David Pair of Blue Eyes, 130-40; "The Poor Gaskell, Elizabeth, 48--9; Round the Sofa Man and the Lady" (partly and Other Tales, 49 destroyed), 134; The Return of the Geismar, Maxwell, 118 Native, 131, 133; "The Schreckhorn" George I, King, 128 (poem), 133, 139; The Trumpet-Major, George IV, King (formerly Prince 132; Under the Greenwood Tree, 132, Regent), 8, 22-3, 43, 51 134; "Where the Picnic Was" (poem), Gide, Andre, 118 130-1 Gifford, Emma Lavinia (later Hardy), Harper's (magazine), 119 130 Harrow school, 165 Gissing, Edith (nee Underwood), 151 Hartington, Marquess of; see Gissing, George: influenced by and Devonshire, 8th Duke of reading of Dickens, 4-5, 141-53; Hawthorne, Nathaniel, 42 admires Meredith, 48, 50; reads Hazlitt, William, 43 Charlotte Bronte, 50; conservatism, Herbert, Sidney, 161 67, 81, 143, 146-7; views on women, Hicks, Granville, 118 76, 149--52; on Dickens's Holder, Mr.