Conservatism, fairly treated, 156, 157. (See _Reformers, Religion, Transcendentalism,_ etc.)
Conversation: C.C. Emerson's essay, 22, 258; inspiration, 290.
Conway, Moncure D.: account of Emerson, 55, 56, 66, 194; two visits, 343, 344; anecdote, 346; error, 401; on Stanley, 414.
Cooke, George Willis: biography of Emerson, 43, 44, 66, 88; on American Scholar, 107, 108; on anti-slavery, 212; on Parnassus, 280-282; on pantheism, 411.
Corot, pearly mist, 335, 336. (See _Pictures_, etc.)
Cotton, John: service to scholarship, 34; reading Calvin, 286.
Cowper, William: Mother's Picture, 178; disinterested good, 304; tenderness, 333; verse, 338.
Cranch, Christopher P.: The Dial, 159; poetic prediction, 416, 417.
Cromwell, Oliver: saying by a war saint, 252; in poetry, 387.
Cupples, George, on Emerson's lectures, 195.
Cushing, Caleb: rank, 33; in college, 45.
Dana, Richard Henry, his literary place, 33, 223.
Dante: allusion in Anthology, 31; rank, 202, 320; times mentioned, 382.
Declaration of Independence, intellectual, 115. (See _American_, etc.)
Delirium, imaginative, easily produced, 238. (See _Intuition_.)
Delia Cruscans, allusion, 152. (See _Transcendentalism_.)
Delphic Oracle: of New England, 72; illustration, 84.
De Profundis, illustrating Carlyle's spirit, 83.
De Quincey, Thomas: Emerson's interview with, 63, 195; on originality, 92.
De Tocqueville, account of Unitarianism, 51. Dewey, Orville, New Bedford ministry, 67.
Dexter, Lord Timothy, punctuation, 325, 326.
Dial, The: established, 147, 158; editors, 159; influence, 160-163; death, 164; poems, 192; old contributors, 221; papers, 295; intuitions, 394.
Dickens, Charles: on Father Taylor, 56; American Notes, 155.
Dramas, their limitations, 375. (See _Shakespeare_.)
Dwight, John S.: in The Dial, 159; musical critic, 223.
East Lexington, Mass., the Unitarian pulpit, 88.
Edinburgh, Scotland: Emerson's visit and preaching, 64, 65; lecture, 195.
Education: through friendship, 97, 98; public questions, 258, 259.
Edwards, Jonathan: allusions, 16, 51; the atmosphere changed, 414. (See _Calvinism, Puritanism, Unitarianism_, etc.)
Egypt: poetic teaching, 121; trip, 271, 272; Sphinx, 330. (See _Emerson's Poems_,--Sphinx.)
Elizabeth, Queen, verbal heir-loom, 313. (See _Raleigh_, etc.)