Cottle, Joseph. See Letters.
        his “Monody on Henderson,”
        his epic
        his brother’s death
        his Malvern Hills
        his Alfred
        his portrait
        his Messiah
        his Fall of Cambria

      Cotton on “Winter”
        on “Old Age”

      Coulson, Walter

      Country, Lamb on the

      Coutts, Mrs.

      Covent Garden, Lamb’s love for

      Cowes, the Lambs and Burneys there

      Cowper, William
        and Milton
        The Royal George

      Cresswell, Dr., vicar of Edmonton

      Croly, Rev. George

      Cromwell and Napoleon

      Cromwell, Cooper’s portrait of

      Cruelty to animals, John Lamb’s pamphlet

      Cunningham, Allan

      Curse of Kehama

      Curtis, Alderman

      D

      Dalston, the Lambs at

      Danby, the murder of

      Daniel, George

        Samuel

      Darley, George

      Dash, Lamb’s dog

      Dawe, George

      “Deathbed, A”

      “Decay of Imagination,” Lamb’s essay on

      Dedications to Lamb

      Defoe, Daniel

      De Quincey, Thomas

      Dermody, Thomas

      Despard, Colonel

      De Stael, Madame, on Germany

      Desultory Thoughts in London

      “Dialogue between a Mother and Child”

      Dibdin, Charles

        John Bates. See Letters.
          his meeting with Lamb
          his death

      “Dick Strype”

      Dilke, Charles Wentworth. See Letters

      “Dissertation on Roast Pig”

      Dobell, Mr. Bertram

      Dodd, Dr.

      Dodwell, H., Lamb’s letters to

      “Don Giovanni”

      “Douglas,” by Home

      Dowden, Mrs. See Mrs. John Lamb.

      Dramatic Specimens

      Drink, Lamb on

      Druitt, Mary

      Duddon Sonnets

      Duncan, Miss

      Dupuy, P.S., his translation

      Dyer, George. See Letters
        and Horne Tooke
        his poetry
        his twin volumes
        his many “veins”
        his critical preface
        and the epic
        on Shakespeare
        his phrenesis
        his fallacy
        his Poems
        and Burnett
        his hunger-madness
        as the hero of a novel
        and the Earl of Buchan
        his autobiography
        his annuity
        his disappearance
        and Earl Stanhope