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Millicent Todd and

Loomis, Nathan (Mabel Todd’s grandfather)

Lord, Otis Phillips (judge and suitor of ED)

final illness and death of

Lowell, Amy

Lyell, Charles

Lyman, Joseph (Vinnie Dickinson’s suitor)

Lyon, Mary (founder of ED’s college)

Mack family

MacLeish, Archibald

MacMurray, Rose, Afternoons with Emily (2007)

Maher, Margaret (servant to Dickinsons)

Austin Dickinson’s adultery and

ED’s booklets and

witness deposition (May 1897)

Mahomet

Malcolm, Janet

manuscripts and papers, see papers and manuscripts of ED

Marvel, Ik (Donald Grant Mitchell)

‘Master’ letters of ED

adulterous emotions in

Samuel Bowles as candidate for ‘Master’

‘Daisy’ role

‘Master’ as fantasy

The Master Letters of Emily Dickinson (R. W. Franklin, ed., 1986)

poems

secrecy theme

Charles Wadsworth fiction and

McCarthy, William (Bill)

Mehta, Linn Cary

Mellanby, Dr Jane

Merrill, Harriet (ED’s schoolmate)

The Mikado (Gilbert and Sullivan, 1885)

Milinowsky, Marta

Mill, Harriet Taylor

Miller, Cristanne

Mitchell, Katie

. . . some trace of her (play, 2008)

Mizruchi, Susan

Modernism

Montague family

Amy Montague (née Collier)

Gilbert Holland Montague

Millicent Todd and

Harriet Montague (sister-carer to Zebina, below)

Irene Dickinson Montague (‘Aunt Montague’)

Zebina Montague (cousin of ED)

Morris, Leslie A.

Morrison, Samuel Eliot

Morrow, Mrs Dwight

Mount Holyoke (South Hadley Seminary)

ED’s removal from due to ill health

music and ED’s poetry

Adams, John and ED

birdsong

dissonance

hymn

improvisation

jazz and syncopation

see also ED: piano of

New England Quarterly

New York Herald Tribune

New York Tribune

Newcomb, Simon

Newman, Clara and Anna

Newton, Benjamin Franklin

Nightingale, Florence

Niles, Thomas

Norcross family

Fanny Norcross (cousin of ED)

Joel Norcross (uncle of ED)

Lavinia Norcross (aunt of ED)

Loo Norcross (cousin of ED)

see also Dickinson, Emily (née Norcross, mother of ED)

Norwottucks (native Americans)

Oates, Joyce Carol

‘EDickinsonRepliLuxe’ (2008)

Observatory House (Amherst)

Open Me Carefully (eds Ellen Louise Hart and Martha Nell Smith, 1998)

Palmer, Helen Humphrey

Palmer, Sabra (ED’s schoolmate)

Patmore, Coventry, The Angel in the House (1856)

papers and manuscripts of ED

scans on internet; see also internet publication

Susan Dickinson collection

publication of

Vinnie Dickinson collection

at The Evergreens

Alfred Hampson’s sale of

hidden at The Homestead

Todd collection

given to Amherst College (1956)

hiding of (1898-1924)

Houghton Library and

Letters (1931 revised edition)

publication of (Bolts of Melody, 1945)

Pearl, Clara (daughter of Anna Newman)

Pierce, Benjamin

Pohl, Frederick A. and Vincent Yorke, Brittle Heaven (play, 1935)

Pollitt, Josephine

Porter, Hannah

Pound, Ezra

print culture and printing

publishing rights

Mattie Dickinson and

Susan Dickinson and

Vinnie Dickinson and

final contract (1894)

principle of exclusive rights

Alfred Hampson and

Mary Hampson and

Harvard University and

Mabel Todd and

draft contract (1894)

Millicent Todd signs over to Harvard

Puritanism

Pynchen, Sarah (ED’s schoolmate)

Quincy family

Radcliffe College

Raphael (artist)

Rector, Liam

Redden, David

religion

Edward Dickinson and

ED and

the Bible

in childhood

at Mount Holyoke

evolutionary theory and

Monson Female Praying Circle

Puritanism

religious revival in Amherst (mid nineteenth century)

Republican Party

Rich, Adrienne

Roberts Brothers (first publishers of ED, taken over by Little, Brown)

Letters (revised edition, 1931)

Letters

Poems: Third Series

Rogers, Mrs Lloyd

Rollo the Dane (supposed ancestor)

Romantic subjectivity

Root, Abiah (ED’s early friend)

Rosenbach, Dr Abraham Simon Wolf (dealer in mss)

Rosenbach Company

Rossetti, Christina

Rugg, Sarah Warner

Sand, George (Madame Dupin)

Saturday Review of Literature

Sawyer, Elizabeth

Schreiner, Olive

Scott, Donald F. The History of Epileptic Therapy

Scribner’s magazine

Seelye, Miss (housekeeper)

Seelye, Elizabeth (Mrs Julius