Dolphin, The (Lowell); Alfred and; “America from Oxford, May 1970”; as artistic achievement; Artist’s Modeln; “At Offado’s”; “At the Air-Terminal”; “Before the Dawn of Woman”; Bidart and; Bishop and; Bishop on RL’s use of EH’s letters in, and mixing fact and fiction; Bishop’s comments and suggestions for; “Cars, Walking, etc., an Unmailed Letter”; “Christmas 1970” and “Christmas”; chronology of events in; comparing original letters with lines in (see also specific poems); “Dawn”; “Diagnosis: To Caroline in Scotland”; “Dolphin,”; dolphin in; “Dolphins”; “Double Vision”; “Draw,”; “During a Transatlantic Call”; EH on; EH’s first view of; and EH’s inability to reread her letters; EH’s letters used in; EH’s letter to Giroux on publication of; EH’s objection to being misrepresented in; EH’s Sleepless Nights and; Exorcism; Fall Weekend at Milgate; “Fishnet”; “Flashback to Washington Square 1966”; Flight to New York sequence; “Flounder”; “Fox Fur”; “The Friend”; “From My Wife”; and gap in fall of 1970; “Green Sore”; Harriet and; “I despair of letters…”; “In Harriet’s Yearbook”; “In the Mail,”; “Ivana”; “July–August”; “Knowing,”; Kunitz on; “Late Summer at Milgate”; “Letter”; letters used in; “Marriage?”; Marriage sequence; Mermaid; “The Messiah”; Modern Love as model for; “Morning Away from You”; “Morning Blue”; “No Messiah”; “Notes for an unwritten Letter”; “Old Snapshot and Carpaccio”; “Old Snapshot from Venice 1952”; “On the End of the Phone,”; “Overhanging Cloud”; “Oxford”; “Plane-Ticket”; “Plotted”; “Pointing the Horns of the Dilemma”; publication of; publication of complete draft of; Pulitzer Prize award for; “Records”; reviews of; revisions of; Rich on; Ricks and; RL defends his use of EH’s letters in; RL regrets his use of EH’s letters in; sequences in; Sheridan’s conception and birth in; “Sick”; Summer Between Terms; “Voices”; “Walter Raleigh”; “With Caroline at the Air-Terminal”; “Wolverine”
Dombey and Son (Dickens)
Donne, John (1572–1631)
Donoghue, Denis (b. 1928), literary critic
Don Quixote (Cervantes)
“Dora Markus” (Montale)
Dorsch, T. S., editor
Douglas, James (1867–1940), journalist
Drabble, Margaret (b. 1939), novelist
Dreiser, Theodore (1871–1945), writer
Driver, Clive (1936–1999), librarian
Drummond de Andrade, Carlos (1902–1987), poet
Dudley, Grace (1923–2016)
Duffy, Martha
Dupee, Barbara “Andy”
Dupee, F. W. (1904–1979), literary critic
Durocher, Leo (1905–1991)
du Sautoy, Peter (1912–1995), publisher
DuVivier, David (1911–1994)
DuVivier, Eleanor
Dvořák, Antonín (1841–1904)
Dworkin, Ronald (1931–2013), philosopher
Eakins, Thomas (1844–1916)
Eaton, Mace (1892–1975), boatbuilder
Eberhart, Helen (d. 1993)
Eberhart, Richard (1904–2005), poet
Edel, Leon (1907–1997), biographer
L’Éducation sentimentale (Flaubert)
Edwards, P. W. (1923–2015), literary scholar
Eissler, K. R. (1908–1999), psychoanalyst
Eliot, George (1819–1880)
Eliot, T. S. (1888–1965), poet; Four Quartets
Eliot, Valerie (1926–2012), editor
Ellsberg, Daniel (b. 1931), activist
Ellsberg, Margaret “Peggy” Rizza, poet and literary scholar
Ellsberg, Patricia Marx (b. 1938), activist
Emerson, Ralph Waldo (1803–1882)
Eminent Victorians (Strachey)
Empson, Hetta (1915–1996), sculptor
Empson, William (1906–1984), poet and literary critic; “To an Old Lady”
Encounter
Epstein, Barbara (1928–2006), editor
Epstein, Helen (b. 1961), writer
Epstein, Jacob (b. 1956), writer
Epstein, Jason (b. 1928), editor
Ervin, Samuel J., Jr. (1896–1985)
Esquire
Eugene Onegin: A Novel in Verse (Pushkin)
Eumenides, The (Aeschylus)
Euripides, Alcestis
Evans, Matthew (b. 1941), publisher
Everything to Be Endured: An Essay on Robert Lowell and Modern Poetry (Meiners)
Essex, University of
Experiment in International Living
Faber & Faber
Farb, Peter (1921–1980), naturalist and writer
Farrar, Straus and Giroux
Feiffer, Judy (1929–2016), writer and editor
Feingold, Michael (b. 1945), theater critic
Feldman, Burton (1926–2003), writer
Ferrero, Guglielmo (1871–1942), historian
Fiedler, Leslie A. (1917–2003), literary critic
Fischer-Dieskau, Dietrich (1925–2012), baritone
“Fish, The” (Bishop)
Fitz-Gerald, Clark (1917–2004), sculptor
FitzGerald, Desmond (1937–2011)
Fitz-Gerald, Elizabeth “Liddy” (b. 1927), artist
FitzGerald, Frances “Frankie” (b. 1940), journalist
Fitzgerald, F. Scott (1896–1940), writer
Fitz-Gerald, Leah (d. 1973)
Fitz-Gerald, Mary (1886–1975)
Fitzgerald, Robert (1910–1985), poet and translator
Fitzgerald, Zelda (1900–1948), writer
Fizdale, Robert (1920–1995), pianist
Flaubert, Gustave (1821–1880); Éducation sentimentale; Madame Bovary
For All That I Found There (Blackwood)
Ford, Ford Madox (1873–1939), novelist
“For John Berryman” (Lowell)
For Lizzie and Harriet (Lowell)
For the Union Dead (Lowell)
Four Quartets (Eliot)
Fourrier, Maria
Freeman, Bob
Freeman, Dik
Freeman, Roxy
French, Patrick (b. 1966), writer
Freud, Lucian (1922–2011), painter
Freud, Sigmund (1856–1939): “The Moses of Michelangelo”
Frost, Robert (1874–1963), poet; A Witness Tree
Fuentes, Carlos (1928–2012), writer
Fuentes Macedo, Cecilia (b. 1962)
Fuller, Roy (1912–1991), poet
Gaitskell, Hugh (1906–1963)
Galen Last, Henk van (1921–1989), journalist
Gamelin, Maurice (1872–1958), general
Gardner, Robert (1925–2014), anthropologist and filmmaker
Garland, Patrick (1935–2013), director and writer
Geography III (Bishop)
“George III” (Lowell)
Giambologna (1529–1608)
Gilliatt, Penelope (1932–1993), writer
Gilman, Richard (1923–2006), drama critic
Ginsberg, Allen (1926–1997), poet
Giroux, Robert (1914–2008), publisher; EH’s letter to, on publication of The Dolphin; letters and telegram to Monteith; Monteith’s letters and telegram to; RL’s letters to
Glück, Christoph Willibald (1714–1787)
Goalie’s Anxiety at the Penalty Kick, The (Handke)
Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von (1749–1832)
Gold, Arthur (1917–1990), pianist
Golden State (Bidart)
Gomez, Nicole
Good, John M.
Goodbye to All That (Graves)
Goodell, Charles (1926–1987)
Goodwin, Francis X. (1930–2008), naval commander
Gordon, Caroline (1895–1981), writer
Gordon, Mary (b. 1949), writer
Gorky, Maro (b. 1943), painter
Gotham Book Mart
Gottfried, Martin (1933–2014), music and drama critic
Gowrie, Grey (b. 1939), poet and politician
Grad, Catharine A. (b. 1957), lawyer
Grad, David A. (1953–2007)
Grad, Frank P. (1924–2014), law professor
Grad, Lisa (b. 1927), pianist
Graham, Frank (1893–1965), sportswriter
Grass, Günter (1927–2015), novelist and poet
Graves, Robert (1895–1985), poet: Goodbye to All That
Gravity’s Rainbow (Pynchon)
Gray, Cleve (1918–2004), painter
Gray, Francine du Plessix (1930–2019), writer
Great Granny Webster (Blackwood)
Greenways Nursing Home
Greer, Germaine (b. 1939), writer
Gross, John (1935–2011) editor
Gross, Miriam (b. 1939), writer
Guardian
Guinness, Desmond (b. 1931), writer
Haigh, Kenneth (1931–2018), actor
Haile Selassie (1892–1975)
Hall, Bernice Dobkin (1915–1992) teacher
Hall, David (1916–2012), sound archivist
Hamilton, Ian (1938–2001), poet
Hamlet (Shakespeare)
Hampshire, Stuart (1914–2004), philosopher
Hampton, Christopher (b. 1946), playwright and dramatist
Handke, Peter (b. 1942), novelist
Handman, Barbara “Bobbie” (1928–2013), arts activist
Handman, Wynn (b. 1922), director
Hardwick, Elizabeth (1916–2007), writer: apartment rental and; asks RL to return, and his response; Barnard College teaching position of; at Bellagio Center, Rockefeller Foundation, Italy; Bicentennial celebrations and; Bishop’s letters to; on Blackwood ; breaks bone in foot; brother’s death and; car of; at Castine; Castine barn renovated by; Castine house sold by; cat of (Sumner); on change; Chicago trip planned; Christmas tree of; City University teaching position of; Cleveland Museum visited by; cocktail party given by; death of; The Dolphin as hurtful to; The Dolphin as viewed by; falls in love with RL; finances of; first sees The Dolphin upon publication; Harvard lecture of; honorary degree awarded to; inability to reread her letters to RL; income taxes and; Italian trip and return; kidney infection of; letters to Bishop; letters to Harriet; letters to McCarthy; letters to RL (1970); letters to RL (1971–1972); letters to RL (1973); letters to RL (1974–1979); letters to RL used in The Dolphin; letter to Blackwood; letter to Clark; letter to Craft; letter to Giroux about publication of The Dolphin; as letter writer; Librium taken by; literary correspondence as interest of; in London; on marriage to RL; McCarthy’s letters to; on memoirs; in Miami Beach; in Nassau; “notebook” of; PEN and; plans to bring Harriet to London; plans to join RL in England; political demonstration attended by; political engagement and views on current events; Princeton (Christian Gauss) lectures of; Quebec trip of; and reports from London about RL’s disturbing behavior; Rich’s letter to; in Rio; RL considers returning to; RL moves back in with; RL on marriage with; RL’s Christmas visit to; RL’s death and; RL’s divorce agreement with; RL’s divorce from; RL’s fear that she would destroy her letters to him; RL’s gifts to; RL’s letters saved by; RL’s letters to (1970); RL’s letters to (1971–1972); RL’s letters to (1973); RL’s letters to (1974–1979); RL’s manic depression and; RL’s marriage to; RL’s papers and; on RL’s relationship with Blackwood; RL’s relationship with Blackwood discovered by; RL’s return to; RL’s separation from; and RL’s staying in England; on RL’s writing; Russia trip with RL; Smith College teaching position of; South Carolina trip of; and telephone calls to England; on “transitional year” with RL; two names used by; University of Wisconsin trip planned
Hardwick, Elizabeth, writings of; “Accepting the Dare: Maine,”; Bay Poets parody; “Cal working, etc.”; essay on Compton-Burnett; freelance work during summer of 1972; “In Maine,”; letters as device in; “notebook”; “Philip Rahv (1908–1973),”; on presidential campaign; “Reflections on Simone Weil,”; review of McCarthy’s Writing on the Wall; “Sad Brazil” (Hardwick); “Seduction and Betrayal,”; Seduction and Betrayal: Women and Literature; Sleepless Nights, see Sleepless Nights; “The Ties Women Cannot Shake and Have,”; “A Useful Critic,”; Woolf article; “Working Girls: The Brontës,”; “Writing a Novel,”
Hardwick, Robert Carter (1918–1974)
Hardy, Thomas (1840–1928)
Harmsworth, Desmond (1903–1990), painter and poet
Harper’s
Harry Ransom Center (HRC)
Harvard University; Bishop at; EH’s lecture at; Harriet and; Houghton Library, see Houghton Library, Harvard; RL’s papers at, see Houghton Library, Harvard; RL’s salary at; RL’s teaching position at
Hatch, Francis W.
Having Wonderful Time (Kober)
Hawthorne, Nathaniel; The Scarlet Letter
Hazlitt, William (1778–1830)
Heaney, Marie (b. 1940), writer
Heaney, Seamus (1939–2013), poet
Hearst, Patricia (b. 1954)
Hecht, Anthony (1923–2004), poet
Heine, Heinrich (1797–1856), poet
Hellman, Lillian (1905–1984), dramatist
Hemans, Felicia Dorothea (1793–1835)
Hemingway, Ernest (1899–1961) novelist
Henry IV (Pirandello)
Henshaw, Michael (1930–2007)
Herzberg, Judith (b. 1934), poet
Herzog (Bellow)
Heuvel, Jean vanden: see Stein, Jean
Hickel, Walter (1919–2010)
Hinks, Roger (1903–1963), art historian
History (Lowell); dedication of; Kunitz on; publication of; Rich on
Hochman, Sandra (b. 1936), poet
Hoffman, Daniel (1923–2013), poet
Hoffman, Nat
Hogg, James (1770–1835)
Hogg, Quintin (1907–2001)
Holiday, Billie (1915–1959)
Homer; The Iliad
Hopkins, Gerard Manley (1844–1889)
Horne, Philip, literary scholar
Horovitch, David (b. 1945), actor
Houghton Library, Harvard: EH’s letters at; RL’s papers at
Housman, A. E. (1859–1936), poet and classicist
Howard, Richard (b. 1929), poet and translator
Hughes, Jan
Hughes, Olwyn (1928–2016), literary agent
Hughes, Ted (1930–1998), poet
Hugo, Victor (1802–1885)
Humphrey, Hubert (1911–1978)
Huntington, Catharine (1887–1987), producer
Ibsen, Henrik (1828–1906); A Doll’s House; When We Dead Awaken
Iliad, The (Homer)
Illich, Ivan (1926–2002), philosopher and priest
Imitations (Lowell)
“In Maine” (Hardwick)
Institute of Contemporary Arts (ICA)
In the Cage (James)
“In the Village” (Bishop)
“In the Waiting Room” (Bishop)
“In the Ward (for Israel Citkowitz)” (Lowell)
Isherwood, Christopher (1904–1986), novelist
James, Clive (b. 1939), writer
James, Eirian Mary (1920–1988), recording engineer
James, Henry (1843–1916); The Aspern Papers; The Bostonians; In the Cage; punctuation of; on Vernon Lee book; on writing about places
Jamison, Kay Redfield (b. 1946), psychologist and writer
Jarrell, Mary (1914–2007), editor
Jarrell, Randall (1914–1965), poet; RL’s essay on
Jennings, Elizabeth (1926–2001), poet
Jewett, Sarah Orne (1849–1909), writer
Johnson, Diane (b. 1934), novelist
Johnson, Samuel (1709–1784)
Jonas, Hans (1903–1993), philosopher
Jones, David (1895–1974), painter and poet
Jonson, Ben (1572–1637)
Jovanovich, William (1920–2001), publisher
Jude the Obscure (Hardy)
Kafka, Franz (1883–1924), The Trial
Kalstone, David (1933–1986), literary scholar
Kaspar and Other Plays (Handke)
Kazin, Alfred (1915–1998), writer
Kazin, Ann: see Ber
nstein, Ann
Keast, Katherine Meredith (b. 1917)
Keast, Susan Meredith (b. 1957)
Keats, John (1795–1821)
Kennedy, Robert F. (1925–1968)
Kerry, John (b. 1943), U.S. secretary of state
King, Henry (1937–2002), lawyer
Kinglake, Alexander (1809–1891)
King Lear (Shakespeare)
Kipling, Rudyard
Kizer, Carolyn (1925–2014), poet
Klee, Paul (1879–1940)
Kneisel, Frank M. (1905–1973), violinist
Knights, Elizabeth (1911/12–1998), teacher
Knights, L. C. (1906–1997), scholar and critic
Kober, Arthur (1900–1975), writer
Kramer, Jane (b. 1938), journalist
Kropotkin, Pyotr (1842–1921), anarchist
Kunitz, Stanley (1905–2006), poet; on Dolphin; on History; History dedicated to Bidart and; RL’s letters to; The Testing-Tree
Lacerda, Carlos (1914–1977), journalist and politician
“Lady Lazarus” (Plath)
Laforgue, Jules (1860–1887), poet
Lamb, Charles (1775–1834)
Land of Unlikeness (Lowell)
Larkin, Philip (1922–1985), poet
Last Puritan, The: A Memoir in the Form of a Novel (Santayana)
Lawrence, D. H. (1885–1930), poet and novelist; Sons and Lovers
Leavis, Q. D. (1906–1981), literary critic
Lee, Vernon (1856–1935)
Leeuwen, W. F. “Huyck” van (b. 1916), literary critic and psychotherapist
Lehning, Arthur (1899–2000), historian
Leopardi, Giacomo (1798–1837)
Lessing, Doris (1919–2013), novelist
Letters of Robert Lowell, The (Lowell and Hamilton, ed.)
Levasseur, Thérèse (1721–1801)
Lever, Jeremy (b. 1933), barrister
Levi, Peter (1931–2000), priest and poet
Levin, Harry (1912–1994), literary scholar
Life of Raymond Chandler, The (MacShane)
Life Studies (Lowell)
Lindsay, John (1921–2000)
Lindsay, Mary Harrison (1926–2004)
Listener
Literary Guild
Lord Weary’s Castle (Lowell)
Lowell, Charles Russell, Sr. (1782–1861)
Lowell, Charlotte Winslow (1889–1954) (mother of RL)
Lowell, Harriet Traill Spence (d. 1850)
Lowell, Harriet Winslow (b. 1957) (daughter of RL and EH), activist; Amsterdam trip of; apartments of; and archiving of EH’s letters; and art schools in London; at Barnard; bicycling of; camp of; Caroline and; Castine and; college choice and applications; at Dalton; The Dolphin and; eczema of; education of; EH’s letters to; EH’s plans to bring to London; eighteenth birthday of; European trip of; eyeglasses for; fifteenth birthday of; fish story written by; law school as goal of; letters to RL; Lisa and; in Mexico at Spanish language camp; money from RL donated by; at New York Review; parents’ divorce settlement and; Quebec trip of; and RL’s cancellation of return home; and RL’s child with Blackwood; RL’s Christmas visit to EH and; RL’s gifts to; RL’s letters to; RL’s manic depression and; RL’s papers and; Ross Taylor and; South Carolina trip of; visits RL in England (1972); visits RL in England (1973); visits RL in England (1974); visits RL in England (1976)
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