| Hebrew Literature. |
| Halevi, Judah |
| Jewish Apocrypha, The |
| Josephus |
| Kabbalah, The |
| Maimonides, Moses |
| Old Testament, The, and the Jewish Apocrypha, C. H. Toy |
| Solomon ibn Gabirol (Avicebron) |
| Talmud, The, Max Margolis |
| Hebrew Melodies (Poem), Byron |
| Hedda Gabler, Ibsen |
| Hegel, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich, W. T. Harris |
| Heijermans, Hermann, Jr. |
| Heimath, Sudermann |
| Heine, Heinrich, Richard Burton |
| — — Gottschall |
| Heine’s Visit to Goethe, Heine |
| Heinrich von Morungen |
| — — Ofterdingen, Novalis |
| — — Veldeke |
| Heiress of Red Dog, An, Harte |
| Heliodorus |
| Hellenica, Xenophon |
| Héloïse and Abelard, Letters of |
| Hemans, Felicia Dorothea |
| Henley, William Ernest |
| Henriade, Voltaire |
| Henrietta, Beaconsfield |
| — of France, Funeral Oration on, Bossuet |
| Henry, O. |
| — Patrick |
| — — Sketches of the Life and Character of, Wirt |
| — and Emma (Poem), Prior |
| — VIII., Character of, Froude (History of England) |
| — Esmond, Thackeray |
| — of Auë, Hauptmann |
| Heptameron, Marguerite de Navarre |
| Her First-Born (Poem), Turner |
|
Heracleitus |
| Herbert, George |
| — — Life of, Walton |
| Hercules Furens, Seneca |
| Herder, Johann Gottfried, Kuno Francke |
| Hereditary Genius, Galton |
| Heresy, The Meaning of, Lessing |
| Heritage of the Kurts, The, Björnson |
| Hermann Agha, Palgrave |
| — and Thusnelda (Poem), Klopstock |
| Hernani, Hugo |
| Herodotus, B. L. Wheeler |
| Heroes and Hero-Worship, Carlyle |
| Heroic Enthusiasts, The, Bruno |
| Heron, The (Poem), La Fontaine |
| Herrick, Robert |
| Hertz, Henrik |
| Hervieu, Paul |
| Hervorar Saga |
| Hesiod |
| Hesper (Poem), Bion |
| Hesperia (Poem), Swinburne |
| Hesperides (Poem), Herrick |
| Hester (Poem), Lamb |
| Hewlett, Maurice, Boynton |
| Heyse, Paul |
| Heywood, Thomas |
| Hiawatha, Song of (Poem), Longfellow |
| Hierarchy of Angels (Poem), Heywood |
| Higginson, Thomas Wentworth |
| High-Handed Outrage at Utica, Artemus Ward |
| High Tide on the Coast of Lincolnshire, The (Poem), Ingelow |
| Highland Lassie, The (Poem), Ramsay |
| — Mary (Poem), Burns |
| — Scenery, Macleod |
| Hildreth, Richard |
| Hind and the Panther, The (Poem), Dryden |
| Hinkson, Katherine Tynan |
| Hirschfeld, Georg |
| His Lady’s Tomb (Poem), Ronsard |
| — Natural Life, Clarke |
| Historia Britonum, Geoffrey of Monmouth |
| Historiæ, Tacitus |
| Historical Essays, Freeman |
| — — Thierry |
| — — and Narratives of the Merovinian Era, Thierry |
| — Studies of Church Building in the Middle Ages, Norton |
| Histories, The, Polybius |
| History. See also Names of Countries. |
| Discourse upon Universal History, Bossuet |
| Historians, Quintilian |
| History, Emerson |
| — The, of, Herodotus |
| — and Poetry, Aristotle (Poetics) |
| Mythical Origin of History, The, Buckle (History of Civilization in England) |
| Philosophy of History, The, Hegel |
| Scientific Method applied to History, Froude (Short Studies) |
| Truth of History, The, Wilson (Mere Literature and Other Essays) |
| History, Emerson |
| — as Literature, Roosevelt |
| — from the Fourth Century to Our Days, General, Rambaud |
| — of Æsthetic Ideas in Spain, Menéndez y Pelayo |
| — — Catiline’s Conspiracy, The, Sallust |
| — — Charles XII., King of Sweden, Voltaire |
| — — Civilization, in England, Buckle |
| — — — — Europe, General, Guizot |
| — — — — France, Rambaud |
| — — England, Froude |
| — — — Macaulay |
| — — — Ranke |
| — — — in the Eighteenth Century, Lecky |
| — — European Morals from Augustus to Charlemagne, Lecky |
| — — Florence, Machiavelli |
| — — France, Michelet |
| — — French Civilization, Rambaud |
| — — Great Britain, Hume |
| — — Greece, Curtius |
| — — — Grote |
| — — Literature, Lectures, on the, Friedrich von Schlegel |
| — — Modern Philosophy, Fischer |
| — — Napoleon, Thiers |
| — — New York, A, by “Diedrich Knickerbocker,” Irving |
| — — Our Own Times, A, McCarthy |
| — — Philip II., Prescott |
| — — Rome, Duruy |
| — — — Livy |
| — — — Mommsen |
| — — — Niebuhr |
| — — Spanish Heretics, Menéndez y Pelayo |
| — — the American People, A, Wilson |
| — — the Conquest of England by the Normans, Thierry |
| — — — English People, Short, J. R. Green |
| — — — French Revolution, Thiers |
| — — — Intellectual Development of Europe, Draper |
| — — — Italian Republics, A, Simonde de Sismonde |
| — — — Latin and Teutonic Nations, Ranke |
| — — — Norman Conquest of England, The, Freeman |
| — — — Peloponnesian War, Thucydides |
| — — — People of the United States from the Revolution to the Civil War, A, McMaster |
| — — — Plague in London, Defoe |
| — — — Popes of Rome, Ranke |
| — — — Renaissance in Italy, The, Symonds |
| — — — Revolt of the United Netherlands, The, Schiller |
| — — — Rise and Influence of the Spirit of Rationalism in Europe, Lecky |
| — — — Romanic and Germanic Peoples, Ranke |
| — — — United Netherlands, Motley |
| — — — United States, Hildreth |
| — — — — — Rhodes |
| — — — War against Jugurtha, The, Sallust |
| — — — Warfare of Science with Theology, White |
| Hitopadeça |
| Hittân ibn al-Mu’allà |
| Hobbes, Thomas |
| Hoffmann, Ernst Theodor Wilhelm |
| Hofmannsthal, Hugo von, B. Q. Morgan |
| Hogg, James |
| Hohenlinden (Poem), Campbell |
| Hōjōki, Kamo no Chomei |
| Holbein, Bodmer |
| Holberg, Ludvig, W. M. Paine |
| Holinshed, Raphael |
| Holland, Josiah Gilbert |
| Holland. See also Dutch Literature. |
| Dutch Masters, The, De Amicis (Holland) |
| History of the United Netherlands, Motley |
| Holland and Its People, De Amicis |
| Rise of the Dutch Republic, Motley |
| Holly-Tree, The (Poem), Southey |
| Holmes, Oliver Wendell, Annie Adams Fields |
| Hölty, Ludwig Heinrich Christoph |
| Holy and Profane State, The, Thomas Fuller |
| — Grail, Legend of the, Harper |
| — Roman Empire, The, Bryce |
| — Thursday (Poem), Blake |
| Homage (Poem), Hölty |
| Hombres de Pro, Los, Pereda |
| Home (Poem), Gibson |
| — (Poem), Sill |
| — The, Bremer |
| — Influence, Aguilar |
| — to Sirmio (Poem), Catullus |
| — Tragedy, Verga |
| Homer, Quintilian |
| — T. D. Seymour |
| — (Poem), Carducci |
| Homeric Hymns, The |
| Homer’s Odyssey, Translation of (Poem), Chapman |
| Homes of England, The (Poem), Hemans |
| Homme à l’Oreille Cassée, L’, About |
| Homme Libre, L’, Barrès |
| Honest Lover, The (Poem), Suckling |
| Honor, Sudermann |
| — to Home Talent (Poem), Eupolis |
| Hood, Thomas, L. G. Runkle |
| Hooft, Pieter Corneliszoon |
| Hook, Theodore |
| Hooker, Richard, Life of, Walton |
| Hope (Poem), Campbell |
| — (Poem), Howells |
| — (Poem), Shenstone |
| — and Experience, Anon. |
| — Is Like a Harebell (Poem), C. G. Rossetti |
| Horace, Corneille |
| — H. W. Preston |
| — and Virgil, The Country of, Boissier |
| — Greeley’s Ride to Placerville, Artemus Ward |
| Horace’s Farm (Poem), Horace |
| Horatius (Poem), Macaulay |
| — Cocles at the Sublician Bridge, Livy (History of Rome) |
| Horla, Maupassant |
| Horne, Richard Henry Hengist |
| Horrida Tempestas (Poem), Horace |
| Hosier, The, Blicher |
| Hospital Sketches, Alcott |
| Hound of Heaven, The (Poem), Thompson |
| Hour Ere Break of Day, An (Poem), Mörike |
| — from My Youth, An, Aleardi |
| — –Glass of Ashes, The (Poem), Rückert |
| — of Death, The (Poem), Hemans |
| Hours of Exercise in the Alps, Tyndall |
| — — Thought on Sacred Things, Martineau |
| House of Gentlefolk, A, Turgenev |
| “— — Life, The,” Sonnets from (Poem), D. G. Rossetti |
| — — Penarvan, The, Sandeau |
| — — Seven Gables, The, Nathaniel Hawthorne |
| — — the Righteous, The, Macedonius |
| Household Tales, Grimm |
| Hovey, Richard, Erskine |
| How an Anchoress was Tempted by the Devil |
| — Doth the Little Busy Bee (Poem), Watts |
| “— Glorious Fall the Valiant” (Poem), Tyrtæus |
| —
Paderewski Plays (Poem), Gilder |
| “— Plausible,” Vishnu Sharma (Pilpay) |
| — Sleep the Brave (Poem), William Collins |
| — the Devil Took to Himself an Old Wife (Poem), Sachs |
| — — Lover Perisheth in his Delight as the Fly in the Fire (Poem), Wyatt |
| — to Ask and Have (Poem), Lover |
| Howadji in Syria, G. W. Curtis |
| Howard, Bronson |
| Howe, Joseph, Archibald MacMechan |
| — Julia Ward |
| Howells, William Dean, Carl Van Doren |
| How’s My Boy? (Poem), Dobell |
| Hudibras (Poem), Samuel Butler |
| Hugh Wynne, Free Quaker, S. W. Mitchell |
| Hughes, Thomas |
| Hugo, Victor, Adolphe Cohn |
| Human Intercourse, Hamerton |
| — Nature, Hobbes |
| Humanity, Baudelaire |
| Humble-Bee, The (Poem), Emerson |
| Humboldt, Alexander von |
| Hume, David, M. A. Mikkelsen |
| Humming-Bird, The (Poem), Very |
| Humor. See also Anecdotes; Fiction. |
| Arbuthnot: “The History of John Bull,” “Memoirs of Martinus Scriblerus” |
| Aytoun, W. E.: “The Modern Endymion” |
| Baggesen: “Philosophy on the Heath” (The Labyrinth) |
| Calverley: “An Examination Paper on ‘Pickwick’” |
| Canning: “Rogero’s Soliloquy” |
| Carroll: “Alice in Wonderland,” “Through the Looking Glass,” “The Hunting of the Snark” |
| Dunne: “Our Cuban Allies,” “The Dreyfus Case” |
| Foote, Samuel: Anecdotes (Memoirs) |
| Hook: “John Bull” |
| Irving; “History of New York” |
| Leacock: “Boarding-House Geometry,” A Psychic Pstory of the Psupernatural,” “The Train for Mariposa” |
| Smith, Sydney: “Dogs,” “Hand-Shaking,” “Small Men,” “Specie and Species,” Review of the Novel “Granby” |
| Twain: “A Connecticut Yankee in King Arthur’s Court,” “The Jumping Frog” |
| Ward, Artemus (Charles Farrar Browne): “Affairs Round the Village Green,” “Edwin Forrest as Othello,” “High-Handed Outrage at Utica,” “Horace Greeley’s Ride to Placerville,” “Mr. Pepper” |
| Humor of France, Mendès |
| — — The, Murger |
| Humphrey Clinker, Smollett |
| Hundred Pipers, The (Poem), Lady Nairne |
| Hungarian Literature. |
| Eötvös, József |
| Jókai, Mór |
| Madách, Imre |
| Petőfi, Alexander |
| Hunt, Leigh, Ernest Rhys |
| — — Ritchie (Memoirs) |
| Hunted Squirrel, The (Poem), William Browne |
| Hunting of the Cheviot, The (Poem), Anon. |
| — — — Snark, Carroll |
| Husband and Wife (Poem) |
| Husbandman and the Stork, The (Poem), Babrius |
| Hushed Be the Camps To-day (Poem), Whitman |
| Huxley, Thomas Henry, E. R. Lankester |
| Huysmans, Joris-Karl, Pierre de Bacourt |
| Hyacinth, The (Poem), Hayne |
| Hybrias |
| Hyde, Douglas |
| — Edward, see Clarendon, Edward Hyde, earl of. |
| Hydriotaphia; or, Urn-Burial, Sir Thomas Browne |
| Hylas (Poem), Taylor |
| Hymn (Poem), Oehlenschläger |
| — for Children at Christmas, A (Poem), Luther |
| — in Praise of Neptune, A (Poem), Campion |
| — of Pan (Poem), Shelley |
| — on the Nativity, The (Poem), Milton |
| — to Delian Apollo, Close of the (Poem) |
| — — Demeter (Poem) |
| — — Intellectual Beauty (Poem), Shelley |
| — — Joy (Poem), Schiller |
| — — Jupiter (Poem), Callimachus |
| — — Mercury (Poem), Paraphrase by Shelley |
| — — Proserpine (Poem), Swinburne |
| — — the Aten (Poem), Egyptian |
| — — — Night (Poem), Longfellow |
| — — — Sun (Poem), Paludan-Müller |
| — — Usertesen III. (Poem), Egyptian |
| — — Venus (Poem), Paraphrase by Shelley |
| — — Virtue, Aristotle |
| — — Zeus (Poem), Cleanthes |
| Hymns. |
| And Have I Measured Half My Days, Wesley |
| Battle Hymn of the Republic, Howe |
| Before the Sacrament, Heber |
| Buddhist Hymn |
| Centennial Hymn, Whittier |
| Charge to Keep I Have, A, Wesley |
| Come, Holy Spirit, Heavenly Dove, Watts |
| De Resurrectione Domini, Adam de Saint Victor |
| De Sancto Spiritu, Adam de Saint Victor |
| Dedication Hymn, Willis |
| Epiphany, Heber |
| Eternal Beam of Light Divine, Wesley |
| Evening Hymn, Keble |
| Father, I Stretch My Hands to Thee, Wesley |
| Gentle Jesus, Meek and Mild, Wesley |
| Golden Palace, the (from Bobrov), Bowring |
| Hail! Holy, Holy, Holy, Lord, Wesley |
| Hymn, Bowring |
| — Oehlenschläger |
| — for Children at Christmas, Luther |
| — to the Sun, Paludan-Müller |
| — — Virtue, Aristotle |
| Hymns of the Rig-Veda |
| In Praise of Neptune, Campion |
| — the Cross of Christ I Glory, Bowring |
| Jesus, Lover of My Soul, Wesley |
| — My Strength, My Hope, Wesley |
| — shall Reign Where’er the Sun, Watts |
| Joy to the World, the Lord is Come, Watts |
| Lead Kindly Light, Newman |
| Light of Life, Seraphic Fire, Wesley |
| Love Divine, All Love Excelling, Wesley |
| Missionary Hymn, the, Heber |
| Morning, Keble |
| Nativity, The, Milton |
| Nearer, my God, to Thee, S. F. Adams |
| O Little Town of Bethlehem, Brooks |
| Our God, Our Help in Ages Past, Watts |
| Praise to God, Barbauld |
| Psalm, 137th, Bacon |
| “Raghuvança,” Hymn from the Kālidāsa |
| Safe Stronghold, Our God is Still, A, Luther |
| Saint Bernard’s Hymn |
| Sixteenth Sunday after Trinity, Heber |
| Spacious Firmament on High, The, Addison |
| Sun-Day Hymn, A, Holmes |
| There Is a Land of Pure Delight, Watts |
| Thou Hidden Love of God, Whose Height, Wesley |
| Thou Very Present Aid, Wesley |
| Thou Whom My Soul Admires Above, Watts |
| To Amen Ra, Egyptian |
| — Jupiter, Callimachus |
| — the Aten, Egyptian |
| — Usertesen III., Egyptian |
| — Zeus, Cleanthes |
| Trinity Sunday, Heber |
| Vedic Hymns |
| Vesper Hymn, Abelard |
| Watchman! What of the Night, Bowring |
| Welcome, Sweet Day of Rest, Watts |
| When I Survey the Wondrous Cross, Watts |
| Zoroaster, A Psalm of |
| Hymns to Amen Ra (Poems), Egyptian |
| — to the Night, Novalis |
| Hyperion (Poem), Keats |
| I am So Sad, O God! (Poem), Słowacki |
| — Heard You, Solemn-Sweet Pipes of the Organ (Poem), Whitman |
| “I’ Ho Pien di Sospir Quest’ Aer Tutto” (Poem), Petrarch |
| I Remember, I Remember (Poem), Hood |
| I See the Days are Long (Poem), Guillaume de Cabestaing |
| — Wandered Lonely as a Cloud (Poem), Wordsworth |
| Iago’s Soldier Songs (Poem), Shakespeare |
| ibn Gabirol, see Solomon ibn Gabirol (Avicebron). |
| — Sina, Thomas Davidson |
| Ibrahîm ibn Kunaif |
| Ibsen, Henrik, W. H. Carpenter |
| Ibycus |
| Iceland First Seen (Poem), Morris |
| — Fisherman, An; A Story of Love on Land and Sea, Loti |
| Icelandic Literature. |
| Árnason, Jón |
| Eddas, The |
| Icelandic Legends, Árnason |
| Icelandic Literature, William Sharp |
| Sigurjónsson, Jóhann |
| Icelandic Popular Legends and Tales, Árnason |
| Ichabod (Poem), Uhland |
| — (Poem), Whittier |
| Identity (Poem), Aldrich |
| Idoménée, Crébillon |
| Idyl of an Invalid, The, Valdés |
| — — the Roses (Poem), Ausonius |
| — VII. (Poem), Theocritus |
| Idyll (Poem), Runeberg |
| Idyllia, Theocritus |
| Idylls of the King, Tennyson |
| “If I Were Dead” (Poem), Patmore |
| “— This Were Faith” (Poem), Stevenson |
| — You but Knew (Poem), Sully Prudhomme |
| Il Penseroso (Poem), Milton |
| Iliad, The, Homer |
| Illusions of Doctor Faustinus, The, Valera |
| Illustrations of Universal Progress, Spencer |
| Imaginary Correspondence of Pericles and Aspasia, Landor |
| — verses of Alexander Selkirk (Poem), Cowper |
| Imitation of Christ, Thomas à Kempis |
| Immen-see, Storm |
| Immermann, Karl Leberecht |
| Immigration, Speech in the Virginia Legislature, Henry |
| Immortality, Bible |
| — Marcus Aurelius (Meditations) |
| — of Genius, The (Poem), Propertius |
| Impatience (Poem), Thaxter |
| Impeachment of Night, The (Poem), Michaelangelo |
| Imperfect Sympathies, Lamb |
| Implacability (Poem), Al-Fadl |
| Importance of Being Earnest, The, Wilde |
| Imports of Athens (Poem), Hermippus |
| Imr-al-Kais
|
| In a Gothic Church (Poem), Carducci |
| — — Winter Night (Poem), Liliencron |
| — — Year (Poem), Robert Browning |
| — After Days (Poem), Dobson |
| — Autumn (Poem), Thaxter |
| — Death’s Despite (Poem), Thaxter |
| — God’s Way, Björnson |
| — Good Quarters (Poem), Déroulède |
| — Hebrid Seas (Poem) |
| In Memoriam (Poem), Tennyson |
| — Memory of Agnes (Poems), Rückert |
| — — — Walter Savage Landor (Poem), Swinburne |
| — My Own Album (Poem), Lamb |
| — October (Poem), Lampman |
| — Old New York, Janvier |
| — “Qual Parte del Cielo, in Quale Idea” (Poem), Petrarch |
| — School Days (Poem), Whittier |
| “— Spring Cydonian Apple-trees” (Poem), Ibycus |
| — the Cathedral of Toledo (Poem), Zorrilla y Moral |
| — — Children’s Hospital (Poem), Tennyson |
| — — Fisher’s Cabin (Poem), Heine |
| — — Lane (Poem), Cawein |
| — — Mist (Poem), Pascoli |
| — — Shadow of the Beeches (Poem), Cawein |
| — — Spring a Young Man’s Fancy (Poem), Meleager |
| — — Tennessee Mountains, Murfree |
| — — Tunnel (Poem), Harte |
| — — Year ’13, Reuter |
| — Three Days (Poem), Robert Browning |
| — Time of Peace Prepare for War, Sumner |
| Inaugural Address as President of Harvard College, Eliot |
| Incendiarism in Ireland, Speech on, Bright |
| Inchcape Rock, The (Poem), Southey |
| Incipiunt Laudes Creaturarum, Francis of Assisi |
| Inconsistency, Seneca |
| Inconstancy Upbraided (Poem), Robert Ayton |
| India. |
| India (Poem), D’Annunzio |
| Nabob of Arcot’s Debts, The, Burke |
| Vedas, The, and Their Theology, Draper (Intellectual Development of Europe) |
| Indian Literature. |
| Baber |
| Dutt, Toru |
| Fables |
| Indian literature, E. W. Hopkins |
| Jayadeva |
| Kālidāsa |
| Vishnu Sharma (Pilpay) |
| Tagore, Rabindranath |
| Vedas, The, and Their Theology, Draper (History of the Intellectual Development of Europe) |
| Vedic Literature |
| Indian Serenade, The (Poem), Shelley |
| — Summer, Howells |
| Indiana, Sand |
| Indians. |
| Capture of the Inca, The, Prescott (Conquest of Peru) |
| Huron Mission, The, Parkman (Jesuits in North America) |
| Indians, A Dangerous Adventure with, Audubon (American Ornithological Biography) |
| — in Cuba, de las Casas (A Relation of the First Voyage) |
| — — Florida, Parkman (Pioneers of France in the New World) |
| John Woolman’s Journal |
| King’s Philip’s War, Bancroft (History of the United States) |
| Wyandots and Algonquins, The, Roosevelt (Winning of the West) |
| Indifference (Poem), Petőfi |
| Inez (Poem), Read |
| Infinite, The (Poem), O’Reilly |
| Influence of Sea Power upon History, The, Mahan |
| — — the Passions, Staël |
| Ingelow, Jean |
| — — Imitation of (Poems), Calverley |
| Ingemann, Bernhard Severin |
| Ingersoll, Robert Green, R. C. E. Brown |
| Ingoldsby Legends, The, Barham |
| Ingres, Life of, Blanc |
| Inheritance, The, Ferrier |
| Inner Beauty, The, Maeterlinck |
| — Temple Masque (Poem), William Browne |
| Innsprück (Poem), Anon. |
| Inquiries into the Human Faculty, Galton |
| Inquiry, The (Poem), Carew |
| Inscription for a Fountain (Poem), B. W. Procter |
| — — an Altar Dedicated to Artemis (Poem), Simonides |
| — of Sennacherib (Poem), Anon. |
| — — Una, Egyptian |
| Insects. |
| Ants, The Habits of, Lubbock (Beauties of Nature) |
| Bee, Life of the, Maeterlinck |
| House-Cricket, The, White (Natural History of Selborne) |
| Insects, Fabre (Souvenirs Entomologiques) |
| Locusts, The, Newman (Callista) |
| White Ants, Henry Drummond (Tropical Africa) |
| Inspector, The, Gogol |
| Inspiration (Poem), Thoreau |
| — (Poem), Verlaine |
| Institutes, The, Quintilian |
| — of the Christian Religion, Calvin |
| Intellectual Life, The, Hamerton |
| Intelligence and Genius, Matthew Arnold (Essays in Criticism) |
