Edgar Allan Poe: His Life, Letters, and Opinions — John H. Ingram, 1880, volume II — reading text

i. 147. New York Sun: i. 119, 254-255. New York Stage, Ireland’s Records of: i. 4, 5. New York University: ii. 76. Nichols, Mrs. Gove: ii. 90-97, 110. Niles Register: i. 81. “Norman Leslie”: i. 130. Nye, Mrs.: ii. 224. “ŒDIPUS Colonœus”: i. 271. Okie, Dr.: ii. 176. Opium: i. 115. “Orion”: (vide Horne, R. H.). Osgood, Mr. S.: ii. 61, 62, 261. Osgood, Mrs. F. S.: i. 218; ii. 57, 61-71, 85, 133, 162, 165, 182, 183, 191, 202, 205, 206, 217, 259-261. Ossian quoted: i. 99. “Our Press Gang”: i. 205; ii. 293. “Outis,” Discussion with: ii. 1-12, 104. PABODIE, Mr. W. J.: ii. 176, 185, 186. Patriot (Charlestown): ii. 39-40. Patterson, Miss: (vide Allan, Mrs., the second). “Pæan”: i. 34; ii. 32. Penn Magazine: i. 179, 240. Perversity: ii. 28-30. “Peter Snooks”: ii. 21. “Peter Wilkins”: i. 122. Petöfi: i. 33. Petrarch: i. 205-206. Pike, A.: i. 277-281. Pioneer: i. 244-245, 257. “Pit and the Pendulum”: i. 238. Placide, Mr.: i. 4. Plagiarism: ii. 1-12. Pliny: i. 169. Pittsburgh Literary Examiner: i. 157. “Poe and his Critics”: i. 55, &c. (vide Whitman, Mrs.). Poe Family (of Riverston): ii. 248-249. Poe Memorial: ii. 263-288. Poe, General David: i. 1, 2, 7; ii. 243, 249-251. Poe, David, Senior: ii. 250-251. Poe, David, Junior: i. 1-3, 5-7; ii. 251. Poe, Mrs. David, Junior: i. 2-9. Poe, Edgar Allan: i. parentage, 1-20, quoted, 4, birth, 30, adopted by Mr. Allan, 10, childhood, 10-19, injudicious training, 11-13, at school in England, 12-19, returns to the United States, 19, writes verses, 19, boyhood, 20-42, school in Richmond, Virginia, 20-32, athletic feats, 21-31, 46-47, great swims, 28-30, meets Mrs. Stannard, 32-33, strange fantasies, 4, first love, 37-42, compared with Byron, 38-42, meets Miss Royster, 39, his University life, 43-53, mental analysis (?), 48, first book, 54, visits Europe, 62-67, returns to America, 68, corresponds with John Neal, 70-74, second book, 74, life at West Point, 10-11, “Poems” published, 92, views on poetry, 94-102, gains S. V. prize, 108, writes for Southern Literary Messenger, 114-142, first tale, 114, “Hans Pfaall,” 119, becomes a critic, 129, marries, 136, Autography, 132-134, “Arthur Gordon Pym,” 142, 147-151, goes to New York, 143, goes to Philadelphia, 152, “Ligeia,” 155, “House of Usher,” 160, “Tales of the Grotesque and Arabesque,” 163-165, theory of cryptology, 165, “Conchologist’s First Book,” 166-171, “Rodman’s Journal,” 171-173, 179, letter to Burton, 175-179, Penn Magazine, 179, editor of Graham’s, 181-214, Cryptology, 190-200, reverses, 207, theme of art, 209-212, cause of his “irregularities,” 215, love for his wife, 215-225, seeks a Government post, 225-227, joins Mr. T. C. Clarke, 240, publishing projects, 240-243, “The Gold Bug,” 243-244, translates from the French, 248, lectures, 249, his “Balloon Hoax,” 254, goes to New York, 259, sub-editor on Evening Mirror, 260, begins “Marginalia, 263, publishes “The Raven,” 272, “The Raven” explained, 275-281, becomes a “lion,” 281, love of hoaxing, 286, lectures in New York, 291-294; ii. joint-editor of Broadway Journal, 1, discussion with “Outis,” 1-12, on the Greek Drama, 169 on Magazine Literature, 21-23, “Tales” published, 29, on the Drama, 27, 30, on Longfellow, 33, at Boston Lyceum, 38, kicks up “a bobbery,” 39-47, becomes proprietor of Broadway Journal, 47, “Valdemar’s Case,” 48-52, new vol. of “Poems,” 52, his kindness of heart, 55, skirmish with Brook-Farm Phalanx, 57-59, resigns Broadway Journal, 60, meets Mrs. Osgood, 61, writes “Literati of New York,” 72, libel on Poe, 74-77, Poe’s reply, 78-87, removes to Fordham, 87, letter to Virginia, 88, life at Fordham, 90-217, “The Literati,” 102, his wife dies, 109, libel suit ended, 113, Stylus projected, 129, “Eureka,” 138, Poe’s prècis of “Eureka,” 145, publishes “Eureka,” 145, revisits Richmond, 152, writes “The Bells,” 155, his wonderful cat, 157, visits Lowell, 160, introduced to Mrs. Whitman, 166, engaged to Mrs. Whitman, 177, breaks with Mrs. Whitman, 186, his friends at Lowell, 187, meets “Annie,” 190, attempts suicide, 193, his literary engagements, 204-206, 214-215, parts from Mrs. Clemm, 220, departs for Richmond, 222, in Richmond, 224, again meets Mrs. Shelton, 227, Poe leaves Richmond, 235, his death, 237, Monument to memory at Baltimore, 238, Poe’s Ancestry, 245-252, Biographies of Poe, 289-296, Bibliography of Poe, 297-303. Poe, George: i. 69; ii. 251. Poe, John: ii. 249. Poe, Mr. J. P.: ii. 111, 249, 254. Poe, Judge Neilson: i. 13, 139, 220; ii. 89, 237, 240, 241, 243, 264, 265, 285. Poe, Mrs. Neilson: ii. 111. Poe, Parsons: ii. 248-249. Poe, Rosalie: i. 7, 9; ii. 224, 241, 257-258. Poe, Mrs. E. A. (née Clemm): i. 136-139, 144, 215, 225, 270; ii. 55, 66, 68, 88-91, 96-97, 106-111. Poe, William: i. 2; ii. 251. Poe, Sam.: ii. 251-252. Poe, W. H. L.: i. 9, 65; ii. 254-256. Poer (Le) Family: ii. 246-249. “Poetic Principle,” The: ii. 187, 226, 228-229. “Poets and Poetry of America”: i. 291. “Politian,” a Drama: i. 111-114. Popularity v. Fame: i. 247-248. Popular Record (London): ii. 50-51. Powell, Mr.: i. 48, 63, 106. “Power of Words,” The: ii. 21. Preston’s (Col. J. T. L.) Recollection: i. 20-25. Preston, Mrs. (daughter of Edmund Randolph): i. 25. Preston, Mrs. Margaret (the Poetess): i. 20. Printing, Anastatic: ii. 15. Proctor’s (Mr. R.) “Myths and Marvels of Astronomy”: i. 78. “Purloined Letter”: i. 270. Putnam, Mr. G.: ii. 24, 144-145. Putnam’s Magazine: ii. 145. “QUACKS of Helicon”: i. 202-205. “Queen Mab”: (vide Shelley): i.174. Quintillian: i. 266. Quotidienne, La: i. 188. RANDOLPH, Edmund: i. 25. “Ranthorpe”: ii. 205. “Rationale of Verse”: i. 245; ii. 105, 133, 140, 199- 204, 218. Raumer, Professor: ii. 56. “Raven,” The: i. 272-280, 281; ii. 38, 41, 53, 63, 92, (Eyes of), 139, 157, 213, 217. Reid, Captain Mayne: i. 221-223. Revue des Deux Mondes: ii. 24. Rice, Miss: ii. 238, 267, 270. Richards, Mrs. (of Richmond): i. 8. Richmond Enquirer: i. 8. Richmond Family: ii. 187-188. “Robbers,” The, by Schiller: i. 5. Rochefoucauld (quoted): i. 93. Royster, Miss S. Elmira: (vide Shelton, Mrs.). ST. PIERRE B. de: i. 264. Sand, George, quoted: i. 37. Sanxy, Mr.: i. 70. Sartain’s Magazine: ii. 214. Satirical Poems: ii. 12. Saturday Evening Post (Philadelphia): i. 166, 189, 193; ii. 118. Saturday Gazette (Philadelphia): ii. 78. Saturday Visiter (Baltimore): i. 107-109. “Saul: a Mystery”: (vide Coxe, Rev. A.). Saunders, Mr. L.: i. 29. Sawyer, Mr. W. K. (quoted): i. 172-173. Scharf, Colonel: ii. 250, 251. Schiller’s “Robbers”: i. 5. Schuyler, Mr. E.: ii. 255. Scott, General: i. 79; ii. 114. School-life in England: i. 13-19. Scribner’s Monthly: ii. 224. Secret Writing: i. 190-200. “Secrets of the Prison-House”: i. 287-291. Sentience after Death: i. 35-36. Shakespeare: i. 72, 94-95, 101, (quoted), 285; ii. 61, (“Mortimer”), 278. Shelley (quoted): i. 72, (Medwin’s Life of), 158, (“Queen Mab”), 174, 250; ii. 57, 104. Shelton, Mrs.: i. 39-42, 53; ii. 227-228, 232, 233, 239, 240. Shepherd, Professor H. E.: ii. 272-285. Shew, Mrs.: ii. 97, 106, 113, 114-116, 119-120, 125, 135, 142-143, 153, 155-159, 261. “Sleeper,” The: i. 275-276. Smith, Horace: ii. 57. Smith, Mrs. E. O.: ii. 34, 53. Solee, Mr.: i. 4. “Some Words with a Mummy”: ii. 13-14. Southern Literary Messenger: i. 114, 116, 120-135, 141-143, 160, 241, 263; ii. 11, 14, 105, 129, 152, 197, 204, 214, 218. “Spectacles,” The: i. 253; ii. 47. Spirit of the Times: ii. 82. Stannard, Mrs. Helen: i. 32-35, 104; ii. 159, 163. Stannard, Judge: i. 139. Stannard, Robert: ii. 29, 32, 139. “Stanzas for Music”: ii. 200. “Stella”: ii. 114, 127-128, 199, 217, 219-220, 222, 243, 269. Stoddard, R. H.: i. 226; ii. 255. Stoke Newington Manor House School: i. 12-19, 159. Stone, Colonel W. L.: i. 133-134. Stylus, The: i. 241, 242; ii. 105, 125, 129-132, 134, 137, 152, 197-198, 219, 225, 234. Sully, Mr. R.: ii. 230-231. Sun: (vide New York). Swimming feats: i. 28-30. “TALES of the Grotesque and Arabesque”: i. 123, 163-165. “Tale of the Ragged Mountains”: i. 255-257. Talleyrand (Bishop of Autun): ii. 9. “Tamerlane”: i. 431. “Tell-tale Heart,” The: ii. 32. Temperance Movement: i. 201. Tennyson: i. (“The Deserted House”), 160, (“Death of the Old Year”), 174, 245-246, 250, 271; ii. 20, 53, 56, 58, 153, 229, 272, 283. Thackeray: i. 217. Thomas, F. W.: i. 195-199, 225-227. Thomas, Mr. E. J.: ii. 84-85. Thomas, Mr. Moy: ii. 292-293. Thompson, Mr. J. R.: ii.152, 153, 216. Token, The: i. 162. ‘To M——” (quoted): i. 75. “To Mary” (quoted): i. 126. “To F——s O——d” (quoted): ii. 65. Townshend, C. H.: ii. 15. Transcript (Boston): ii. 41. Tribune (New York): ii. 48, 134, 217. Tucker, Judge Beverley: i. 125. Tuel, Mr. J. E.: ii. 217. Tupper. Mr. M. F.: ii. 24. Tyler, Mr.: i. 200. Tyler, President: i. 226, 227. “ULALUME”: ii. 125-127, 133, 213. Union Magazine: ii. 127, 214. “Universe,” The: (vide “Eureka”). University of Virginia: i. 43-45. Usher, Mr. and Mrs.: i. 5-6, 54. VALENTINE, Miss F. K.: (vide Mrs. Allan). Valentine, Mr. E.: ii. 197-198. Valentine, Professor: ii. 228-229. Valentine’s Vault: ii. 111. “Vicar of Wakefield”: i. 208. Virginia, University of: i. 43-45. Virgil (quoted): i. 23. Voltaire: ii. 36, 149. “WAIF” The: (vide “Outis”). Walters, Miss: ii. 40-42, 45. Weekly Universe: ii. 121. Weiss, Mrs. S. A. Talley: ii. 224-227, 229, 230-235, 257, 296. Wertenbaker’s (Mr. W.) Recollections: i. 44-45, 50-52. West Point Military Academy: i. 79-91, 227; ii. 114. Whig Review: ii. 214. White, Mr. T. W.: i. 114, 125, 126-131, 140-142, (quoted), 160. White, Miss Eliza: i. 131. Whitman, Mrs.: i. 32, 33, 34, 35; ii. 54, 55-56, 96, 122-124, 126, 127, 160-186, 194, 196, 199-200, 202, 204, 245-248, 259, 261-262, 294. Whitman, Walt: ii. 270. Williamson, Mr.: i. 4. Willis, N. P.: i. 243, 259-262, 271, 272, 292; ii. 2-4, 63, 98-101, 104, 126, 136-138, 190, 212, 219, 239, 241. Willis’s (Mr. John) Recollections: i. 46. Wilmer, Mr. L. A.: i. 107, 126, 127, 142, (“Quacks of Helicon”), 202-205, 293. Winter, Mr. W.: ii. 270. Wilson, J. (“Christopher North”): i. 209; ii. 35. “William Wilson”: i.13, 14-19, 157, 158-159. Wise, Mr. H. A.: ii. 83. Wittenberg Philosophical Society: ii. 118. Wordsworth: i. 96-100; ii. 189. Wyatt, Professor T.: ii. 167, 168, 170. Zoist, The: ii. 50. Historical illustrations supplied with this record: jhi800f2.jpg jhi800i2.jpg