American Editions of Poems and
Ballads, 162
Amours, Les, d'Hippolyte (Des-
portes), 130

Anactoria, poem by A.C.S., 137,
155

Angel in the House (Patmore), 131
Appeal to England, pamphlet by
A.C.S., 174, 175, 291
Arden of Feversham, 290, 298
Ariosto's poems early known to
A.C.S., 337

Armada, The, poem by A.C.S., 273
Army life, A.C.S.'s desire for,
28-9

Arnold, Matthew, A.C.S.'s com-
pliment to, 143; article
on, by A.C.S., 53;
phrase used by, on
A.C.S., 314; lectures

by, on Poetry, effect
of, 108; Literature and
Dogma, by, effect of,
on A.C.S., 309-10;
Oxford Poems by, 36,
135, 167; prose writ-
ings of, 135; Taine's
opinion on, 202; Tris-
tram and Iseult, poem
by, 260

Art, L', d'être grand-père (Hugo),
effect of, on A.C.S., 304

Arts Club, 140, 198-9

Arundell family, 121-2

Ashburnham family, character-
istics of, 1, 4, 307

Ashburnham, 4th Earl of, uncle of
A.C.S.; value of his
library to the poet, 80

Ashburnham, Earls of, 4
Ashburnham, Lady Jane Henri-
etta, see under Swin-
burne

Ashburnham, Lady Katherine,
cousin of A.C.S., 22, 323
Ashburnham, General the Hon.
Thomas, uncle of
A.C.S., 32

Ashburnham Place, Battle, A.C.S.'s
visits to, 80, and be-
haviour at, 199

Ashburton, Lady, and Pauline,
Lady Trevelyan, 325-6
Ashcliffe, Bonchurch, A.C.S. at,

Bryce, Viscount, on A.C.S. at
Oxford, 33, 35, 37, 39,
59, 60

Buchanan, Robert, and the

"Fleshly School of
Poetry,' 205; libel
action of, against the
Examiner, 312-13

Burd Margaret, poem by A.C.S., 333
Burne-Jones, Lady, recollections
by, of A.C.S., 66-7

Burne-Jones, Sir Edward, 58,

82; friendship of, with
A.C.S., 43 & n., 66,
212, 219, 237, 261;
A.C.S.'s letters to, on
his wish to enter the
army, 28-9, on auto-
biography in The
Sisters, 32; on un-
written letters to old
friends, 311; support
by, of Poems and
Ballads, 138, their dedi-
cation to him, 144; and
Howell, 159; mot of, on
Dr. Acland, 51; posi-
tion of, in the 'sixties,
136; death of, 271

Burton, Sir Richard, 140, 159;
adventures and writ-
ings of, 121; friend-
ship of, with A.C.S.,
121-2, 270; A.C.S.'s
stay with, at Vichy,
184; dedication to,

of A.C.S.'s translation
of Villon, 242, and of
Poems and Ballads,
2nd Series, 240; letters
to, from A.C.S., on his
literary scheme (1867),
164-5; on a plan for
"shocking the public,"
164-5; in favour of
Poems and Ballads,
138, his fears concern-
ing, 151; death of,

271

Bussy d'Ambois, play (Chapman),
76, 77, 221

By the North Sea, poem by A.C.S.,
his own view on, 255
Byron, Lord, 157; A.C.S.'s attitude
to all different dates,
and Selections from,
142-3, 182, 220–1, 289

Chapman and Hall, as A.C.S.'s
publishers, 215

Chase, Mr. Lewis N., on Emerson's
remarks on Landor,
211 n.

Chasseur Noir, Le (Hugo), 196
Chastelard, Pierre de Boscozel de,
in actual history, 126
et sqq., 258-9; verses
of, 128

Chastelard, dramatic poem by
A.C.S., 75, 147, 201,
218, 256, 315; A.C.S.'s
long work on, 81,
123-4; publication, 120,
122, 131, reception,
129, 133

Chatham Place, and its associa-
tions, 66, 70

Châtiments, Les (Hugo), 195, 196;
effect of, on A.C.S., 54,