Victorian Reformations: Historical Fiction and Religious Controversy, 1820-1904

Index

Index 293 Adams, Henry Cadwallader, Mark’s Wedding, 73–77 Adams, James Eli, 62, 74 Agnew, E.C., 16, 255n56, 255n58; Geraldine, 169–76 Ainsworth, W.H., 4, 113 Albert (of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha), 126 Alcock, Deborah, 2; No Cross, No Crown, 99, 100–101; The Spanish Brothers, 102 Alexander the Sixth, mentioned, in Agnes of Sorrento, 212 Allin (or Allen), Rose, 114, 129–31; as a character, in The King’s Daughters, 134–37; as a character, in The Protestant, 131–34 Anderson, Benedict, 83 Anderson, Christopher, 84 Andrews, William Eusebius, 116; and Rose Allin, 248n55; and Savonarola, 207–8 Askham, John, 116 Atherstone, Andrew, 15 Atkinson, Thomas, 157–58 Bale, John, 168; mentioned, in Mark’s Wedding, 76 Ballin, Rosetta, The Statue Room, 26, 134 Bebbington, David, 219n6 Becker, Penny Edgell, 169 Bellamy, Anne, as a character, in Constance Sherwood, 166, 255n49 Benden, Alice, 129; as a character, in Alice Benden, 122 Bentley, Richard (publisher), 9, 163 Betteridge, Thomas, 121–22 Bickersteth, Edward, 1 Blagdon, Francis William (pseud. John Milner), 130 Boleyn, Anne, 241n58; as a character, in The Chained Book, 107–8 Bolton, W. Jay, 117 Bonaparte, Felicia, 261n33 Bonner, Edmund, 122, 130; as a character, in “The Youthful Martyr,” 91–92 Bostrom, Irene, 131 Bottigheimer, Ruth B., 81 Bower, Selina A., “Let There Be Light,” 86–87, 89 Boyce, John (pseud. Paul Peppergrass), The Spaewife, 141–42 Boys, Ernest, 88 Brantlinger, Patrick, 80, 82 Bray, Anna Eliza, The Protestant, 9, 114, 131–34, 135, 137, 249n64 Brontë, Charlotte, 65 Brown, Candy Gunther, 85–86 Brown, Ford Madox, and John de Wycliffe, 59 Brownson, Orestes, 256n61 Bruce, Charles, The Story of John Heywood, 99–100 Bryan, Jennifer, 233n24 Buddensieg, Rudolf, and John de Wycliffe, 58–59 Bulwer-Lytton, Edward, 4 Burn, Richard, 158 Burnet, Gilbert, 19 Butler, Charles, and Mary I, 122 Cade, Jack, as a character, in Richard de Lacy, 72–73, 75 Cameron, Donald, 30 Cameron, Henry P., and John de Wycliffe, 61 Campion, Edmund, 157 Case, Alison, 184, 200 Catherine of Arragon (sic), mentioned, in The Secret Room, 127 Cattley, Stephen and George Townsend, 115, 116, 117, 243n18 Challoner, Richard, 157, 158, 163, 254n44 Chapman, Alison A., 230n1 Charles, Elizabeth Rundle, 2, 17; Chronicles of the SchönbergCotta Family, 92–98; “A Story of the Lollards,” 65–67 Charles II, 112 Clery, E. J., 33 Clitherow, Margaret, mentioned, in Father Placid, 178 Cobbett, William, 120 Colburn, Henry (publisher), 9, 131 Conant, Hannah Chaplin, 84–85, 87, 90 Crake, Augustine David, 2, 10; The Heir of Treherne and The Last Abbot of Glastonbury, 144, 151, 153–56 Cranmer, Thomas, 15, 129 Cross, John Henry, Historical Tales for Young Protestants, 90, 237n46 Crowley, Robert, 122 Culler, A. Dwight, 220n18 Cummings, Brian, 238n35 Cutt, Margaret Nancy, 7, 19 Dailey, Alice A., 135–36, 249n69 Dal Pozzo, Ferdinando, 205 d’Alençon, Marguerite, 107 D’Aubigné, J.H. Merle, 19, 211, 240n51 Davies, Horton, 225n59 de Fiore, Joachim, 19; mentioned, in “A Story of the Lollards,” 65 de Medici, Lorenzo, 207 de Vere, Aubrey, Mary Tudor, 123–25 del Nero, Bernardo, as a character, in Romola, 213 Delplace, Louis, 259n10 d’Haussy, Christine, 163 Dickens, Charles, 2, 22, 72, 172; Barnaby Rudge, 183–201 Dolman, Charles (publisher), 169 Dolnikowski, Edith, 129 Dore, John Read, 239n39 Dove, Mary, 232n18 Duff, Alexander, 79–80 294 | Index Eastwood, Frances, Geoffrey the Lollard, 60 Edward VI, mentioned, in The Heir of Treherne, 154 Eliot, George, 2; Romola, 22, 208, 212, 213, and Savonarola, 214–16, 217 Elizabeth I, 20, 112, 181, 183, 201; as a character, in The Recess, 26–28; as a character, in The Spaewife, 142; as a character, in The Statue Room, 26; as a character, in Tyborne, 161–63; mentioned, in The Abbot, 29; mentioned, in Barnaby Rudge,188; mentioned, in The Protestant, 131, 133–34; mentioned, in Queen Mary, 126; in Victorian historiography, 146–48 Ellis, Harriet Warner, The Melvill Family, 102–3 Ermarth, Elizabeth Deeds, 3 Evans, G.R., 57–58 Ferris, Ina, 41 Fielding, Sir John, as a character, in Barnaby Rudge, 198–200 Flanagan, Thomas, 146–47, 255n49 Flint, Kate, 82 Forbes, Duncan, 252n22 Foscolo, Ugo, 205 Foxe (or Fox), John, Book of Martyrs, as a source for historical fiction, 19, 21, 88, 90–91, 157, 158; and the Lollards, 55, 57, 59; and the Marian martyrs, 128, 129, 130, 131, 134, 136, 138; and Mary I, 113, 122, 123; mentioned...