by Mark Twain
Fourtou, Marie François Oscar Bardy de
France: Clemens family residence in Paris
dispute with Germany over Morocco
SLC’s burlesque map of Paris. See also Joan of Arc
Franklin, Benjamin
Franklin, William Buel
Franz Joseph I (emperor of Austria)
Frederick I (king of Württemberg)
Frederick III (emperor of Germany and king of Prussia)
Frederick William I (emperor of Germany and king of Prussia)
Frelinghuysen, Frederick T.
Frohman, Daniel
Fulton, Robert. See Robert Fulton Memorial Association
Fun (periodical)
Funston, Frederick
Fuqua, Anderson (Andy)
Fuqua, Archibald (Arch)
Gabrilowitsch, Clara Clemens. See Clemens, Clara Langdon
Gabrilowitsch, Ossip
Gaines, “General,”
Galaxy (periodical)
Galloway, Charles B.
Gambetta, Léon
Garfield, James A.
Garth, David J.
Garth, John
Garth, John H.
“Gerhardt,”
Gerhardt, Karl
bust of Grant
bust of SLC
Nathan Hale statue
German language: compound words
German nursemaid who uses profanity (Elise)
Germany
carriage accident in Worms
Clemens family residence in Berlin
Clemens family residence in Munich
dispute with France over Morocco
Phelps anecdote in Berlin
Gibbons, James
The Gilded Age (Mark Twain and Warner)
New York Daily Graphic review
prototypes for characters
royalties
sources of content
Gilded Age play. See Colonel Sellers
Gilder, Jeannette L.
Gilder, Richard Watson
birthday letter to Cleveland
Grant’s memoirs
“My Debut as a Literary Person,”
speech at Players club
Gill, Laura Drake (“Miss Hill”)
Gillette, William Hooker
Gillis, Angus
Gillis, James
Gillis, Philip H.
Gillis, Stephen E.
Gillis, William
Gladstone, William Ewart
Gleason, Rachel Brooks
Gloverson and His Silent Partners (Keeler)
Golden Era (periodical)
Goodman, Joseph T.: “Big Bonanza” silver strike
deciphers Maya inscriptions
dueling
as owner and editor of Virginia City Territorial Enterprise
question about SLC’s plagiarism of Holmes
as reference for Jervis Langdon
replaced temporarily by SLC as editor of Enterprise
Goodsell, Abby F.
Goodwin, Francis
Goodwin, Henry Leavitt
Goodwin, James
Gorky, Maxim
Gough, John B.
Gould, Jay
Grand Army of the Republic. See “The Chicago G. A. R. Festival”
Grant, Elizabeth Chapman (Mrs. Jesse Grant)
Grant, Ellen Wrenshall
Grant, Frederick Dent
comments about Grant
and Gerhardt’s bust of Grant
investor in Grant and Ward
invitation to SLC to speak for Robert Fulton Memorial Association
as possible partner in Webster and Company
and publication of Grant’s memoirs
Grant, Ida Honoré (Mrs. Fred Grant)
Grant, Jesse Root, Jr.
possible partner in Webster and Company
Grant, Julia Dent (Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant)
and Gerhardt’s bust of Grant
personal property
royalties earned from Grant’s memoirs
Grant, Orville
Grant, Ulysses S.
bill granting pension
books about
and bust by Gerhardt
Century Magazine war articles
Chicago G.A.R. banquet
concern for Chinese students in U.S.
connection to Lincoln assassination
on Derby
financial problems
and Garfield presidential campaign
help for Howells’s father
illness and death
meetings with SLC
on Sherman’s march
similarity to Jervis Langdon
spiritual adviser
visit of SLC and Susy Clemens
visit to Hartford. See also Personal Memoirs of U.S. Grant
Grant, Ulysses S., Jr. (Buck)
“Grant and the Chinese,”
The Grant Dictations
Grant and Ward (stockbrokers). See also Ward, Ferdinand
Gray, David
Gray, David, Jr.
Gray, Martha Guthrie (Mrs. David Gray)
Greeley, Horace
Greene, Jacob L.
Greer, David Hummell
Gridiron Club
Gridley, Reuel Colt
Gridley, Susannah L. Snider (Mrs. Reuel Gridley)
Griffin, George
“A Group of Servants,”
Grumman, William Edgar
Hale, Nathan: statue competition
Haley, H. H.
Hamersley, William
Hamersley, William James
Hancock, Winfield
Hannah (Aunt Hannah, slave)
Hannibal, Mo.
anecdotes about Henry Clemens
anecdote about Jim Wolf
anecdotes about Orion Clemens
anecdote about “playing bear,”
cave near
child left behind during move
cholera and measles epidemics
Clemens family doctor
Clemens family residence
and John Marshall Clemens
newspapers owned by Orion Clemens
SLC’s childhood friends and acquaintances
SLC’s 1902 visit
tragedies that SLC witnessed as a child
Hannibal Gazette
Hannibal Home Guard (Marion Rangers)
Hannibal Journal
Orion Clemens buys and combines with Western Union
Hannibal Missouri Courier: SLC apprenticed to Joseph P. Ament
Hannibal Western Union
Orion Clemens starts
Hapgood, Norman
Hardy, Samuel F.
Hardy, Thomas Duffus
Hardy, Thomas Masterman
Harper, Henry
Harper and Brothers
Harper’s Bazar
Harper’s Monthly
SLC’s first contribution
SLC’s other contributions
Harper’s Weekly
SLC’s birthday issue
Harris, Joel Chandler (Uncle Remus)
Harrison, Carter Henry, Sr.
Harrison, Henry B.
Harrison, Katharine I.
Harte, Bret
Hartford Club
Hartford Courant
on Cleveland-Blaine election
owners and editors
Hartford Monday Evening Club
Harvey, George Brinton McClellan
handwriting on typescripts
posthumous publication of the autobiography
publication of excerpts from the autobiography
on U.S. massacre of Moros
SLC’s birthday dinner
Hawaii. See Sandwich Islands
Hawkes, Forbes Robert
Hawkins, John
Hawley, Harriet Foote
Hawley, Joseph Roswell
Hay, Clara L. Stone (Mrs. John Milton Hay)
Hay, John Milton
as assistant and biographer of Lincoln
conversation
with SLC about autobiography
French novel incident
friend of Burlingame
friend of Gray
friend of Greeley
“John Hay,”
Hay, Rosina
Hayes, Isaac I.
Hayes, Rutherford B.
Hearst, George
Hearst, William Randolph
Helps, Arthur
Henry, Hubert-Joseph
“Henry H. Rogers,”
Herndon, William Lewis
Herrick, H.S.
Hickman, Philander A.
Hickman, Sarah M. Brittingham (Mrs. Philander A. Hickman)
Higbie, Calvin H.
Higginson, Thomas W.
Higham, Dick
Hobby, Josephine S.: oral transmission of Susy’s biography
skill
as stenographer for Autobiographical Dictations
transcribes earlier autobiographical writings
transcribes inserted documents
types TS2
types TS3
Hofer, Andreas
Holland
Holmes, Oliver Wendell
Authors’ Reading
SLC’s alleged plagiarism
Whittier birthday dinner
Holmes, Oliver Wendell, Jr.
Holt, Winifred T.
Homer
Hood, John B.
Hood, Thomas
Hood, Tom
“Horace Greeley,”
Hornet (clipper ship)
Hotten, John Camden
Houghton, Henry O.
Houghton, Lady (Annabella Hungerford Crewe)
Houghton, Lord (Richard Monckton Milnes)
House, Edward H.
Howden, Mary Louise
Howells, John M.
Howells, William Cooper
Howells, William Dean
Authors’ Reading
discussions with SLC about autobiography
as editor of Atlantic Monthly
on Grant
Grant’s help for father
introduces SLC at his birthday dinner
on Keeler
letter about McAleer
My Mark Twain
reads early typescript of autobiography
SLC’s letters to, about dictation
SLC’s letters to, about Grant
SLC’s letter to, about “old pigeon-holed things,”
Whittier birthday dinner
Howland, Robert Muir
Hubbard, John
Hubbard, Richard D.
Hubbard, Stephen A.
Hudson, Laura K.
Hughes, Thomas
Hull, John A. T.
Hutchinson, James S.
Hutton, Laurence
Hyde, Ed
Hyde, James H.
Hyde, Richard
Ihrie, George P.
India
Bombay
Calcutta
Jaipur religious procession
Indians. See Native Americans
Ingersoll, Robert G.
Injun Joe
The Innocents Abroad
Elisha Bliss, Jr.
dedication allegedly plagiarized
dispute over use of Quaker City letters
sources of content
writing of
Insurance company scandal
Irving, Henry
Italy. See also Florence
Jackass Hill, California
Jackson, Andrew
James, Henry
James, William
Jefferson, Joseph
Jeffreys, George
Jenny (slave)
Jerome, William Travers
Jewett, Hugh J.
Jews
“Concerning the Jews,”
first Jews SLC meets
money raised for Russian relief
Russian massacre
Joan of Arc. See also “Scraps from My Autobiography. Private History of a Manuscript That Came to Grief”
John A. Gray and Green
“John Hay,”
John H. Dickey (steamboat)
Johnson, Andrew
Johnson, Charles Frederick
Johnson, Dr.
Johnson, Mr. (farmer)
Johnson, Robert Underwood
Johnson, William M.
Johnston, Gordon (“Lieutenant Johnson”)
Johnston, Joseph F.
Johnston, Robert Daniel
Jones, Anna Taylor
Jones, George
Jones, John P.
Jones, John Paul
Jones, Mr. (Sandwich Islands resident)
“Josh” letters
Jouffroy, François
Kaatmann, Carl Henrich
Keeler, Ralph Olmstead: “Ralph Keeler,”
Keller, Helen
Kendler, Marion von
Kennett, Thomas A. (“Mr. Kinney”)
Keokuk, Iowa
Orion Clemens’s print shop
Kercheval, Helen V. (Mrs. John H. Garth)
Kercheval, William E.
Key, David McKendree
Key, Francis Scott
Key, Philip Barton
Kingsley, Charles
Kinney, Mr. See Kennett, Thomas A.
Kinsmen club
Kleckhoefer, Misses
Klinefelter, John S.
Körner, Theodor
Kung, Prince (Prince Gong)
La Cossitt, Henry
Lacy, Mary Elizabeth (Mrs. Leonard Mefford)
Laird, James L.
Lakenan, Lizzie Ayres (Mrs. Robert F. Lakenan)
Lakenan, Robert F.
Lambton, John George (1792–1840)
Lambton, John George (1855–1928)
Lampton, James J.
Lampton, Lewis
Lampton, Wharton
Lampton, William
Lampton, William James
Landor, Walter Savage