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Hallet, Étienne Sulpice
Hamburg : Barlow-Imlay enterprise; Barlows in; MW’s account of; MW’s mission; weather conditions
Hamilton, Emma, Lady
Hamlet as model for MW
Handel, George Frederick; Messiah
Hannah (ship)
Hardwicke Act (1753)
Hardy, Thomas
Hardyment, Christina
Harmon, Claire
Hartford Wits
Hassan Bashaw, Dey of Algiers Haydn
Haydon, Benjamin Robert
Haygarth, Dr
Hays, Mary: description of MW; friendship with MW; on gossip about MW; love for Frend; Mary Shelley’s letter to; obituary of MW; relationship with Godwin; tea-party; writings
Hazlitt, William
Henry VIII, King
Hess, Martha
Hewlett, Elizabeth (Hobson)
Hewlett, Revd Mr John: career; friendship with Mrs Burgh; friendship with MW; marriage; MW’s funeral; sermons
Hichborn, Benjamin
Hinxman, Mr (musician)
Hite, Isaac
Holcroft, Thomas: adaptation of Figaro; friendship with Godwin; on Godwin’s marriage; gossip about; meeting with MK; tea with Barlow; treason trial
Holland, Henry Richard Fox, third Baron
Holman Hunt, William
Holmes, Richard Holstein. See Schleswig-Holstein
Home, Robert
Home, Susanna (Delane)
Homosexuality
Hooke, Robert
Hoxton; Academy
Hull
Hume, David
Humphreys, Colonel David
Hunter, Anne
Imlay, Fanny (Françoise, daughter of MW): appearance; as a baby; birth; character; childhood; conversation with Owen; death; depression; encounter with father; father’s promise of maintenance; health; illegitimacy; Johnson’s care for; ‘Lessons’ for; letters; meetings with MK; MW’s death; MW’s fears for; MW’s plans for; relationship with aunts; relationship with Godwin; relationship with mother; relationship with Shelley; relationship with stepmother; smallpox; travels with MW; in Wales; works: biographies , and see Memoirs below
Imlay, Gilbert: account of executions; activities in Paris; asks MW to return to London; birth of daughter Fanny; business associate of Barlow; death; duality; family background; finances; French exports; friendship with Barlow; like Gatsby; Godwin’s account of; house for MW in London; land speculation; letters to MW; life with MW in Le Havre; in London; Louisiana scheme; love affair with MW; love affairs; Margrethe venture; ‘marriage’ to MW; military career; money for MW; MW’s letters to; MW’s pregnancy; MW’s Scandinavian mission; MW’s suicide attempts; mystery of silver ship mission; promise of maintenance for Fanny; promise to meet MW in Hamburg; protection of MW; Rambler venture; relationship with Bess; relationship with daughter Fanny; relationship with MW; relationship with Wilkinson; shipping schemes; silver treasure ship; spy possibilities; status in Paris during the Terror; visits MW from Paris; works: The Emigrants; A Topographical Description of the Western Territory
Imlay, John
Imlay, Peter
Imlay, Robert
Imlay family
Inchbald, Elizabeth (‘Mrs Perfection’): appearance; career; gossip about; MW’s opinion of; relationship with Godwin; response to Godwin’s marriage; snub to MW; social life
Ireland; Ascendancy and experience of MW; Irishness; of MM. See Blood family, Neptune Blood, Curran, Kings, Mitchelstown Castle MM, George Ogle, Archibald Rowan, George Tighe
Irish Rising (1798)
Isnard, Henri-Maximin
Jackson, Andrew
Jacobins
James, Henry James II, King
Janeway, James (first children’s author)
Jarvis, Benjamin
Jay, John
Jefferson, Thomas: attitude to slavery; correspondence with Price; Genêt affair; law of religious toleration; Louisiana Purchase; Priestley’s influence; racial views; relationship with Barlow; on trade; view of Wilkinson
Jena
Jews (synagogue) (reading Torah). See Joel Barlow in internet docs
Jex-Blake, Sophia
Johnson, I.B.
Johnson, Joseph: Analytical Review; appearance; career; character; death; family background; French Revolution commissions for MW; health; housing for MW; imprisonment; letters to MW; on MW; MW’s death; MW’s debts to; MW’s letters to; on MW’s sisters; on MW’s support of her family; MW’s translations; Paris visit plan; payments to MW; political views; print shop in St Paul’s Churchyard; publication of MW’s work; publications; relationship with Barlow; relationship with Fuseli; relationship with Fanny; relationship with George Blood; relationship with Godwin; relationship with MW; social circle; support for MW’s family; translations for
Johnson, Dr Samuel: death; dislike of Price; Lives of the Poets; meeting with MW; MW reviews Sermon; political views; quoted; reputation; Shakespeare edition
Jordan, Dora
Josephine, wife of Napoleon
Juvenile Library
Kames, Henry Home, Lord
Kauffmann, Angelica
Keats, John
Kegan Paul, Charles
Kemble, John
Kemble, Roger
King, Caroline
King, Catharine (Fenton)
King, Diana
King, Edward
King, Edward, friend of Milton King, George (‘Big George’, later 3rd Earl of Kingston): atrocities during Irish Rising; birth; marriage; mistress; MW awaits arrival of; rebuke of sister Margaret
King, Henry
King, James
King, Sir John
King, John, grandson of above
King, John Harcourt, son of second Earl of Kingston
King, Margaret (Lady Mount Cashell, ‘Mrs Mason’): appearance; birth; character; childrearing theory; children; correspondence with MW; death; disguised as a man; father’s arrest and trial; finances; first meeting with MW; health; in Italy; in Jena; letters; love affair with Tighe; marriage to Mount Cashell; marriage to Tighe; medical studies and practice; meeting with Shelleys in Pisa; meetings with Godwin; MW’s influence on; MW’s love for; name; in Paris; politics; and publisher; pupil of MW; reading; relationship with Claire; relationship with Mary Shelley; relationship with mother; relationship with Shelley; separation from first husband; society in Pisa; tombstone; wills; works
King, Mary: appearance; baby; death; marriage; pupil of MW; relationship with mother; scandal
King, Robert
King family
Kingsborough, Caroline (FitzGerald), Lady: appearance; birth of children; daughters’ education; death; dismissal of MW; marriage; MW’s opinion of; pets; reception of MW; relationship with George Ogle; relationship with MK; relationship with MW; separation from husband; social life in Dublin; travel plans
Kingsborough, Robert King, Viscount (later 2nd Earl of Kingston): building and planting works; character; daughters; education; marriage; military activities; murder of Fitzgerald; relationship with earlier governess; relationship with MW; separation from wife; trial for murder
Kingston, Jane, Lady
Kingston, Edward King 1st Earl of
Kingston College
Knowles, John
Lady’s Magazine
Lafayette, marquis de Lafayette, Mme de
Lamb, Charles and Mary
Lamballe, Princesse de
Laugharne, Pembrokeshire
Lavater, Johan-Kaspar
Lawes Resolutions, The (1632)
Laws affecting women; Hardwicke Act (1753); Laws Respecting Women; marriage laws. See MW, The Wrongs of Woman.
Le Brun, Minister of Foreign Affairs
Le Havre (Havre-Marat): Barlow in; harbour frozen; Imlay in; MW in; shipping traffic; treasure ship
Leavenworth, Mark
Lee, Henry (‘Light Foot Harry’)
Leigh-Perrot, Mrs
Léon, Pauline
Leopardi, Giacomo
Lib
erté (ship)
Lind, Lars
Lisbon
Liverpool
Livingston, Robert
Livorno
Locke, John
London Corresponding Society London Friends of the People
Louis King: Barlow’s work; Burke on; execution; flight to Varennes; imprisonment; move to Paris; Roederer’s warning; trial
Louisiana: Barlow-Imlay scheme; British interest; ceded to Spain; French interest; purchase; size of territory; Spanish governor; Wilkinson’s policy
Macaulay, Catharine
Makin, Basua
Malthus, Thomas
Mansfield, William Murray, first Earl of
Marat, Jean Paul
Margrethe (ship)
Marie Antoinette, Queen: Burke on; execution; flight to Varennes; imprisonment; move to Paris; MW’s opinion of; son’s accusations; unpopularity
Marshall, James
Martineau, Harriet
Mason, Miss (teaching assistant)
Mason, Mrs, see King, Margaret
Mathias, Thomas J.
May, John
Meares, George Galbraith
Men and Women’s Club
Méricourt, Anne-Joseph (‘Théroigne’)
Mill, Harriet Taylor
Mill, John Stuart
Milton, John: bust of; edition of works illustrated by Fuseli; influence on Fuseli; Lycidas; MW on; Paradise Lost; style
Mirabeau, comte de
Miranda, Francisco di
Miró, Esteban
Mitchelstown Castle, County Cork: building work; estate; Mary King scandal; MW at; MW’s arrival; site
Mitchelstown Light Dragoons
Moira, Elizabeth, Lady
Molden, Gunnar
Monroe, James
Montagu, Basil
Montagu, Elizabeth
Montagu, Lady Mary Wortley
Moore, Edward
Moore, Elizabeth
Moore, Helena (married George King)
Moore, Helena (daughter of MK), see Robinson
Moore, Jane
Moore, Miss (sister-in-law of George Ogle)
Moore, Richard Moore, Robert
Moore, Stephen, Lord Kilworth
Moore, Thomas
Moore Park
Mordini, Antonio
More, Hannah
More, Sir Thomas
Morning Chronicle
Morris, Gouverneur
Mott, Lucretia
Mount Cashell, Margaret, Lady, see King, Margaret
Mount Cashell, Stephen Moore, second Earl of: appearance; character; death; interests; marriage; possession of children; separation from wife; travels
Mount Cashell family, see under Moore
Murray, John
Napoleon Bonaparte: campaigns; defeat; Louisiana Purchase; regime; Tuileries banquet
Natchez (Spanish border with US)
National Convention
Necker, Jacques
Nelson, Horatio
Neuilly-sur-Seine
Newington Green: community; George Blood’s reputation; MW’s return; Price’s congregation; school
Newton (tutor)
Nightingale, Florence
Noble, Brabazon
North, Frederick, eighth Lord
Norton, Caroline
Norway. See Arendal, Risør, Tønsberg, Wulfsberg
Nyström, Per
O’Brien (sea captain)
O’Connor, Arthur
Ogle, Elizabeth (Moore): in Dublin; marriage; relationship with MW
Ogle, George: appearance; in Dublin; family background; marriage; MW’s opinion of; political career; political views; relationship with Lady Kingsborough; relationship with MW; songs
Ogle, Dame Isabell
Ogle, Samuel
Opie, Amelia (Alderson): anti-slavery movement; marriage; in Paris; relationship with Godwin; relationship with MW; writings
Opie, John: marriage; MW’s funeral; in Paris; portrait of Fuseli; portrait of MW; relationship with MW
Orléans, Philippe (‘Égalité’), duc de
Otto, Louis
Owen, Robert; Owenite feminism
Oxford, Jane (‘Aspasia’), Lady
Paine, Thomas: appeal for Louis XVI’s life; arrest and imprisonment in Paris; arrest for debt; career; effigy burnt; meeting with MM in Paris; meetings with MW in Paris; opinion of Barlow; political views; refugee in Paris; relationship with Godwin; relationship with Johnson; release from prison in Paris; response to Burke; trial for high treason; view of Terror; works: Common Sense; An Occasional Letter on the Female Sex; Rights of Man
Paley, William
Palli, Angelica
Pamela. See Clarissa
Paris, architecture and barriers; Chinese Baths; guillotine; Law of Suspects; Luxembourg prison; Maison de Bretagne; post-Terror; wartime shortages; in 1802.
Parker, Daniel
Parkman, George: work and murder
Parr, Dr
Parr, Katherine
Parrot (sea captain)
Peace of Amiens
Peacock, Thomas Love
Pearson, Karl
Pembroke, Mary Sidney, Countess of
Percy, Bishop Thomas
Peterloo Massacre
Pétion, Jérôme
Pickering, Timothy
Pinckney, Charles
Pinel, Philippe
Pinkerton, Miss
Pisa: Claire in; MM settles in; MM’s medical practice; medical school; Shelleys in
Pitt, William: appearance; Combination Acts; Godwin’s biography of; informers; Irish policies; political views; propaganda; Regency issues; replacement by Fox; response to French Revolution; supporters; Treason Trials
Ploug, Søren
Poe, Edgar Allan
Poignand, Dr Louis
Polwhele, Richard
Polygon, Somers Town
Pompadour, Mme de
Ponsonby, John
Pope, Alexander
Portarlington, Lord
Price, Rice
Price, Dr Richard: American admirers of; appearance; Barlow’s approach; career; congregation at Gravel Pit Meeting House; congregation at Newington Green; educational theories; illness; influence on MW; on Ireland; political views; popularity; relationship with Godwin; relationship with Johnson; relationship with MW; response to A Vindication of the Rights of Men; sermons; Unitarianism; views on slavery; works: Observations on the Importance of the American Revolution; Observations on the Nature of Civil Liberty; On the Love of Our Country; Thoughts on Education
Price, Samuel
Priestley, Joseph
Primrose Street, Spitalfields
Prior, Revd John
Prior, Mrs
Raleigh, Sir Walter
Rambler (ship)
Rawlins, Sophia, see Fuseli
Regis, Balthazar
Reveley, Henry
Reveley, Maria. See Gisborne
Reynolds, Sir Joshua
Richardson, Samuel, See Clarissa and Pamela
Risør
Risorgimento
Robards, Rachel
Robespierre, Maximilien: execution of Brissot; fall and execution; Grande Terreur; influence; Louisiana scheme; MW’s criticisms of; policy towards Americans; policy towards women; sales of royal possessions
Robinson, Helena (Moore, daughter of MM)
Robinson, Mary (‘Perdita’)
Robinson, Richard
Roebuck & Henckell
Roederer, Pierre Louis, comte de
Rogers, Samuel
Rogers, Thomas
Roland de la Platière, Jean Marie
Roland de la Platière, Jeanne Manon Philipon
Romney, George
Roper, Margaret
Roscoe, William: appearance; consulted by MW; Fuseli exhibition; letter from MW; opinion of Godwin; portrait of MW; projects; support for MW
Rosini, Giovanni
Rossetti, Gabriele
Rothwell, Richard
Rousseau, Jean-Jacques : Imlay as natural man; influence on French Revolution; influence on Fuseli; influence on MW; MW’s disagreements with; MW’s reading of; on Nature; view of women; works: Émile; Julie; Solitary Walker
Rowan, Archibald Hamilton: background; edition of Travels; friendship with MW; imprisonment in Dublin; letters from MW; in Paris; on spies; trial
Rowan, Mrs
Rowe, Nicholas
Ruskin, John
Rutland, Charles Manners, fourth Duke of
Ryberg, Niels
St Clair, William
St George’s Chapel, Windsor
Saint-Just, Louis Antoine de
Salzmann, Christian Gotthilf
Sargent, John Singer
Sargent, Major Winthrop
The Scarlet Pimpernel
Schlabrendorf, Gustav von
Schleswig-Holstein
Schreiner, Olive
Schweizer, Magdalena (‘Madeleine’)
Scioto Land Company: Barlow’s role; failure; organisation
Scolfield, William (pseudonym of Godwin)
Scott, Walter
Scully, Denys
Seelye, John
Semelweiss, Ignaz
Seward, Anna
Sex education
Sexual abuse in school
Shakespeare, William. See Hamlet
Sharp, Jane
Shelburne, William Petty, Lord (later Marquess of Lansdowne)
Shelley, Clara
Shelley, Elena
Shelley, Harriet (Westbrook)
Shelley, Mary (Godwin): appearance; birth; character; childhood; children; death; education; elopement with Shelley; father’s death; finances; grave; letters; marriage; meeting with MK; in Pisa; pregnancy; relationship with Claire; relationship with Fanny; relationship with father; relationship with MK; relationship with mother’s memory; relationship with Shelley; relationship with stepmother; travels; works. See Frankenstein
Shelley, Percy Bysshe: appearance; character; death; family background; Florence; health; marriages; meeting with MK; in Pisa; relationship with Claire; relationship with Fanny; relationship with Godwin; relationship with Mary; travels; works.
Shelley, Percy Florence
Shelley, William (‘Will-Mouse’)
Sheridan, Richard Brinsley
Siddons, Sarah
Silsbee, Edward Augustus
Skeys, Fanny, see Blood
Skeys, Hugh: birth of son; death of son; death of wife; Fanny Blood’s love for; Godwin’s letter to; letters; marriage to Fanny Blood; news of; promise of gown to MW; second marriage
Skeys, John
Skeys, William
Skinner Street, London