DODD, MRS. MARY, 295, 301, 302, 306, 309.
DODD, WILLIAM (the "Macaroni Parson"), the Johnson-Dodd letters, 19-21, 306 _ff._; his history, 294 _ff._; _Beauties of Shakespeare_, 296, 297; _The Sisters_, 297; chaplain at Magdalen House, 298; character of his preaching, 299; made a royal chaplain, 300; tutor to Lord Chesterfield's son, 301; builds Charlotte Chapel and becomes prosperous and extravagant, 302; leads a triple life, 302; tries to purchase living of St. George's, Hanover Square, 303; and is disgraced, 304; convicted of forgery and sentenced to death, 305, 306; _Thoughts in Prison_, 306; Dr. Johnson's aid enlisted to obtain his pardon, 306, 310, 311; his execution, 315-317.
DODD, REV. MR., father of William, 294, 296.
DRAKE, JAMES F., bookseller, 49, 51, 110.
ECKEL, JOHN C., _First Editions of Charles Dickens_, 55, 79, 114 _ff._
ENGLAND, dispersion of great private libraries in, 70, 71.
ENGLISH LITERATURE, three greatest characters in, 151.
EXECUTIONS, public, in England, in 18th century, 314, 315.
FLEET STREET, in author's book-plate, 61.
_Formosa, Historical and Geographical Description of_, 32.
FRANCE, ANATOLE, _The Crime of Sylvestre Bonnard_, 65.
FRANKLIN, BENJAMIN, his edition of the _Cato Major_, 9; mentioned, 58, 177.
FREDERICK WILLIAM, Crown Prince of Prussia, 284.
GARRETT, MR., President of B. & O. Railroad, 54.
GARRICK, DAVID, _Love in the Suds_, 28; mentioned, 43, 194, 200.
GILBERT and SULLIVAN, _Patience_, Wilde caricatured in, 324.
GISSING, GEORGE, _Workers in the Dawn_, 124.
GODWIN, FANNY, illegitimate daughter of Mary Wollstonecraft, 244, 245.
GODWIN, M. J., Godwin's second wife, Lamb's comments on, 238, 239, 240; her bookshop on Skinner St., 239; pursues Shelley and his companions, 242, 243.
GODWIN, MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT, Godwin's First Wife, dies in childbirth, 233; mentioned 232, 238.
GODWIN, MARY WOLLSTONECRAFT, 2d, copy of _Queen Mab_ inscribed to, 108; marries Shelley, 244, 245. _See_ Shelley, Mary W.
GODWIN, WILLIAM, sketch of his life, 228 _ff._; a political heretic and schismatic, 229; _Enquiry concerning Political Justice_, 229, 230; _Adventures of Caleb Williams_, 231, 232; fascination for the fair sex, 232; relations with Mary Wollstonecraft, 232, 233: marries her, 233; her death, 233; courts Harriet Lee, 234; financial troubles, 234, 235; quarrelsomeness, 234; his tragedy, _Antonio_, "damned with universal consent," 235-237; marries Mrs. Clairmont, 237, 238; _Life of Chaucer_, 238, 239; books for children, 239; suggests _Tales from Shakespeare_ to the Lambs, 239; his opinions become less advanced, 240; revival of interest in, through Shelley, 242; absurd relations with Shelley, 243, 244; his financial troubles thicken, 243, 244, 245; his later literary work, 246; Hazlitt's anecdote of, 246; becomes Yeoman Usher of the Exchequer, 247; death, 247; essay on "Sepulchres," 247, 248; the "husband of the first suffragette," 248.