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literature and

Joseph Lyman and

physical appearance of

poems of

religion and

supposed will of

Mabel Todd and

Bill of Complaint

friendship

land trial (March-April 1898)

slander suit (1897-8)

state Supreme Court appeal

Mabel Todd and Austin’s adultery

Vinnie as go-between

Dickinson, Martha (Mattie, niece of ED)

Amherst College and

character of

childhood of

death of (1943)

diaries of

Austin Dickinson and

Ned Dickinson’s death and

Vinnie Dickinson and

ED and

ED legend and

ED publications and

Complete Poems (of ED, 1924)

Face to Face

Further Poems of Emily Dickinson Withheld from Publication by Her Sister Lavinia (1929)

Herbarium of Emily Dickinson

Life and Letters of Emily Dickinson (1924)

The Single Hound: Poems of a Life-time (1914)

Unpublished Poems (of ED, 1935)

feud and

Alfred Hampson and

health of

Houghton Library and

inaccurate editing and

marriage of

physical appearance of

public speaking and lectures

publishing rights and

sale of The Homestead (1916)

‘Sister’ camp (late twentieth century)

Mabel Todd and

Austin’s adultery

ED publications

Millicent Todd and

will (1938)

writing and

Dickinson, Ned (Edward Dickinson, Jr, nephew of ED)

death of (3 May 1898)

Vinnie Dickinson and

ED and

health of

Mabel Todd and

Austin-Mabel adultery

Dickinson, Pliny (cousin of ED)

Dickinson, Samuel Fowler (grandfather of ED)

Dickinson, Susan (née Gilbert)

abortion story and

Samuel Bowles and

character of

death of (1913)

Austin Dickinson and

abortion story

Austin’s adultery

children of

see also Dickinson, Gilbert (Gib, nephew of ED); Dickinson, Martha (Mattie, niece of ED); Dickinson, Ned (Edward Dickinson, Jr, nephew of ED)

correspondence

courtship and engagement

family rituals/customs

wallpaper incident (January 1885)

wedding (1856)

Vinnie Dickinson and

domestic life

ED and

ardour of friendship

Austin’s adultery

correspondence, see Dickinson, Emily (ED) (correspondence): with Susan Dickinson

death of ED

ED’s health

Mabel’s campaigns

marriage to Austin

obituary of ED

Open Me Carefully (1998 compilation of writings)

‘ownership’ and

Sue as ED’s reading partner

ED’s poetry and

after ED’s death

as ED’s prime reader

inherits rights

‘letter-poems’

poems addressed to

The Single Hound: Poems of a Life-time (1914)

education

The Evergreens and

salon at

family background

fear of childbirth

guest-helper of Mary Bartlett

Mary Lee Hall and

health of

Thomas Wentworth Higginson and

Alice Hill and

intellect

life in twentieth century

literature and

Otis Lord and

mortality and

Clara and Anna Newman and

physical appearance of

religion and

sexuality

‘Sister’ camp (late twentieth century)

teaching post in Baltimore

Mabel Todd and, see Todd, Mabel Loomis: Susan Dickinson and

Millicent Todd and

trip to Lake Michigan (1854)

writing and

Dickinson, Thankful

Dickinson meadow

Vinnie Dickinson and

first land transfer (1885-6)

second land transfer

Mabel Todd and

see also land trial (March-April 1898)

Dickinson, William Austin, see Austin Dickinson

‘Divinity School Address’ (Ralph Waldo Emerson, 1838)

Dixon, Isobel

DNA and family

Dodd, Mead and Company

Doherty, Pete (pop star)

Dostoyevsky, Fyodor

Dumbarton Oaks (Washington DC)

Edison, Thomas Alva

education, higher

ED and

women and

Edwards, Jonathan

Eliot, Christopher Dawes

Eliot, George (Mary Ann Evans)

novels by

The Mill on the Floss

Middlemarch

Eliot, T. S.

Emerson, Ralph Waldo

self-reliance and

epilepsy

Ned Dickinson and.

ED and

eyesight/visual abnormalities and

women and; hystero-epilepsy

Esquirol, Jean-Étienne

The Evergreens

building of

Austin Dickinson’s adultery at

Mattie Dickinson and

Susan Dickinson and

salon at

wallpaper incident (January 1885)

ED centenary celebrations (1930)

the Emily Room

furnishings and interiors

Alfred Hampson and

Mary Hampson and

manuscripts at

removal by Bill McCarthy

transfer to Harvard

as museum

‘pilgrims’ to

Mabel Todd and

evolutionary theory

Farley, Abbie; see also Lord, Otis Phillips