Autobiography of Mark Twain (187 page)

Olivia Clemens’s experience as teenage invalid

Dodge, Mary Mapes

Dodge, Richard Irving

Dodge, William E.

Dodgson, Charles L. (Lewis Carroll)

Dolby, George

Douglas, David

Douglas, Joe

Douglas, John H.

Douglass, Frederick

Drake, Francis

Drew, John

Drinking: anecdote about Episcopal sextons

anecdote about drunken sutler.
See also
Clemens, Samuel Langhorne,
ATTITUDES AND HABITS
, eating and drinking

Dueling: rival editors in Virginia City, Nev. Terr.

SLC’s “Dueling” manuscript

Wise and Clemens

Dublin, N.H.: SLC dictates autobiography

SLC spends summers

visit of Harvey

Duncan, Charles C.

Duncan, Joseph W.

Dunham, Austin Cornelius

Dunham, Samuel G.

“An Early Attempt,”

“Early Years in Florida, Missouri,”

École des Beaux-Arts

Eddy, Mary Baker

Eddy, Theodore

Eddy, William

Edinburgh

Edison, Thomas A.

Edwards, Henry

Elcho, Lord (Francis Wemyss-Charteris-Douglas)

Eliot, Charles William

Elisabeth Amalie Eugenie (empress of Austria)

Elise (German nursemaid)

Elmira, N.Y.: cemetery

SLC and OLC’s wedding

SLC’s experience with doctor

SLC’s visit to court Olivia Langdon;
See also
Quarry Farm

Elmira Female College

Elmira Water Cure

Emerson, Ellen

Emerson, Ralph Waldo

Whittier birthday dinner

“Emmeline” (painting)

England.
See
London

English Mary (servant)

Enterprise Publishing Company

Erie Railroad Company

Fagnani, Charles P.

Fair, James G.

Fairbanks, Charles W.

Fairbanks, Mary Mason

Fairchild, Charles

Fairchild, Lucius

Fairfax, Charles Snowden

Fairfax, Thomas

Fairfax, William

Fall, George L.

Farnham Type-Setter Manufacturing Company

Faulkner, Barry (“Guy”)

Ferguson.
See
Lee, Harvey

Ferguson, Henry

diary entries on
Hornet
incident

objection to SLC’s use of diaries

Ferguson, Samuel

death

diary entries on
Hornet
incident

Field, Kate

Fields, Annie Adams (Mrs. James T. Fields)

Fields, James T.

“The Final (and Right) Plan,”

Finley, John H.

Finn, James (Jimmy)

Fish, James D.

Fiske, Abby M. Brooks (Mrs. John Fiske)

Fiske, John

Fiske, Willard

Fitch, Thomas

FitzGerald, Dr.

Fitzgerald, Edward

Fitz-John Porter Bill

Fitzsimmons, Robert

Fleming, Marjory

Flood, James Clair

Florence: Clemens family 1892–93 residence

Clemens family 1903–4 residence

death of Olivia

SLC’s visit to Mary Wilkes

“Villa di Quarto,”

Villa Viviani

The Florentine Dictations: creation and inclusion in the autobiography

texts and notes

Florida, Mo.: Clemens family births and deaths

Clemens family residence

SLC’s childhood recollections.
See also
Quarles farm

Following the Equator

English edition

writing of

Foote, Edward M.

Foote, Lilly Gillette

Four Sketches about Vienna

Fourtou, Marie François Oscar Bardy de

France: Clemens family residence in Paris

dispute with Germany over Morocco

SLC’s burlesque map of Paris.
See also
Joan of Arc

Franklin, Benjamin

Franklin, William Buel

Franz Joseph I (emperor of Austria)

Frederick I (king of Württemberg)

Frederick III (emperor of Germany and king of Prussia)

Frederick William I (emperor of Germany and king of Prussia)

Frelinghuysen, Frederick T.

Frohman, Daniel

Fulton, Robert.
See
Robert Fulton Memorial Association

Fun
(periodical)

Funston, Frederick

Fuqua, Anderson (Andy)

Fuqua, Archibald (Arch)

Gabrilowitsch, Clara Clemens.
See
Clemens, Clara Langdon

Gabrilowitsch, Ossip

Gaines, “General,”

Galaxy
(periodical)

Galloway, Charles B.

Gambetta, Léon

Garfield, James A.

Garth, David J.

Garth, John

Garth, John H.

“Gerhardt,”

Gerhardt, Karl

bust of Grant

bust of SLC

Nathan Hale statue

German language: compound words

German nursemaid who uses profanity (Elise)

Germany

carriage accident in Worms

Clemens family residence in Berlin

Clemens family residence in Munich

dispute with France over Morocco

Phelps anecdote in Berlin

Gibbons, James

The Gilded Age
(Mark Twain and Warner)

New York
Daily Graphic
review

prototypes for characters

royalties

sources of content

Gilded Age
play.
See Colonel Sellers

Gilder, Jeannette L.

Gilder, Richard Watson

birthday letter to Cleveland

Grant’s memoirs

“My Debut as a Literary Person,”

speech at Players club

Gill, Laura Drake (“Miss Hill”)

Gillette, William Hooker

Gillis, Angus

Gillis, James

Gillis, Philip H.

Gillis, Stephen E.

Gillis, William

Gladstone, William Ewart

Gleason, Rachel Brooks

Gloverson and His Silent Partners
(Keeler)

Golden Era
(periodical)

Goodman, Joseph T.: “Big Bonanza” silver strike

deciphers Maya inscriptions

dueling

as owner and editor of Virginia City
Territorial Enterprise

question about SLC’s plagiarism of Holmes

as reference for Jervis Langdon

replaced temporarily by SLC as editor of
Enterprise

Goodsell, Abby F.

Goodwin, Francis

Goodwin, Henry Leavitt

Goodwin, James

Gorky, Maxim

Gough, John B.

Gould, Jay

Grand Army of the Republic.
See
“The Chicago G. A. R. Festival”

Grant, Elizabeth Chapman (Mrs. Jesse Grant)

Grant, Ellen Wrenshall

Grant, Frederick Dent

comments about Grant

and Gerhardt’s bust of Grant

investor in Grant and Ward

invitation to SLC to speak for Robert Fulton Memorial Association

as possible partner in Webster and Company

and publication of Grant’s memoirs

Grant, Ida Honoré (Mrs. Fred Grant)

Grant, Jesse Root, Jr.

possible partner in Webster and Company

Grant, Julia Dent (Mrs. Ulysses S. Grant)

and Gerhardt’s bust of Grant

personal property

royalties earned from Grant’s memoirs

Grant, Orville

Grant, Ulysses S.

bill granting pension

books about

and bust by Gerhardt

Century Magazine
war articles

Chicago G.A.R. banquet

concern for Chinese students in U.S.

connection to Lincoln assassination

on Derby

financial problems

and Garfield presidential campaign

help for Howells’s father

illness and death

meetings with SLC

on Sherman’s march

similarity to Jervis Langdon