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 :Dafoe (Daniel)
 * De Quincey (Thomas)
 * Douglas (Stephen A.)
 * Douglass (Frederick)
 * Dutchess County (N.Y.)
 * Easthampton (Mass.)
 * Eifel River
 * Eiffel Tower
 * Eliot (George, novelist )
 * Eliot (Charles W.)
 * Elliot (Daniel Giraud)
 * Elliot (George Thompson)
 * Elliot (Henry Rutherford)
 * Elliott (A. Marshall)
 * Elliott (Jonathan)
 * Elliott (Maud Howe)
 * Elliott (Maxine)
 * Ericsson (John)
 * Fénelon
 * Field (Cyrus W.)
 * Field (Eugene)
 * Fielde (Adèle Marion)
 * Fields (Annie Adams)
 * Fields (James T.)
 * Fisk (Herbert Franklin)
 * Fiske (John)
 * Fiske (Minnie Maddern)
 * FitzGerald (Edward)
 * Gérôme
 * Gray (Thomas)
 * Greeley (Horace)
 * Greely (Major-General)
 * Green (J.R.)
 * Greene (Robert)
 * Grey (Lady Jane)
 * Grey (Earl)
 * Harrison (Frederic)
 * Harte (Francis Bret)
 * Hobbes (John Oliver)
 * Hobbes (Thomas)
 * Humphrey (Duke)
 * Hutton (Laurence)
 * Istlilxochitl (Mexican historian)
 * Iyeyasu (Japanese statesman)
 * Jansen (Cornelius, theologian)
 * Janssen (Cornelius, painter)
 * Janssens (Abraham, painter)
 * Jefferies (Richard, naturalist)
 * Jeffrey (Lord, critic)
 * Jeffreys (George, Lord, judge)
 * Jeffreys (Miss Ellis, actress)
 * Jeffries (Maud, actress)
 * Johannesburg (S. Africa)
 * Johannisburg (Prussia)
 * Johns Hopkins University
 * Johnston (Albert Sidney)
 * Johnston (Joseph E.)
 * Johnson (Doctor Samuel)
 * Jonson (Ben)
 * Kamchatka
 * Kaufmann (Angelica, painter)
 * Kauffmann (C., Russian general)
 * Kouropatkin (Russian general)
 * Leipsic or Leipzig
 * Lenox Library
 * Lenox (Mass.)
 * Lichfield (England)
 * Litchfield (Connecticut)
 * Livingston (Chancellor))
 * Livingstone (David)
 * Luxembourg (Palace, Gardens)
 * Luxemburg (Belgian province)
 * Magdalen College (Oxford)
 * Magdalene College (Cambridge)
 * Mitchell (Donald G.)
 * Mitchill (Samuel L.)
 * Morris (Gouverneur)
 * Newcastle (Del.)
 * New Castle (Ind. and N. H.)
 * Northampton (Mass.)
 * North Hampton (N. H.)
 * Nuremberg or Nürnberg
 * Oliphant (Laurence)
 * Peking
 * Philips (Ambrose)
 * Phillips (Wendell)
 * Procter (Adelaide)
 * Pyrenees
 * Read (Thomas B., poet)
 * Reade (Charles, novelist)
 * Reed (Thomas B., statesman)
 * Reid (Thomas)
 * Reid (Whitelaw)
 * Revue des Deux Mondes
 * Rhead (Louis)
 * Rheims
 * Shakespeare
 * Shakspeare
 * Shakspere
 * Shakespearean or Shaksperian
 * Sidney (Sir Phillip)
 * Smith (Sydney)
 * Smithsonian Institution
 * Southampton (Eng. and Mass.)
 * South Hampton (N. H.)
 * Spencer (Herbert)
 * Spencer (Edmund)
 * Stephens (Alexandar H.)
 * Stephens (Anna Sophia)
 * Stephens (John Lloyd)
 * Stephenson (George, engineer)
 * Stephenson (Isaac)
 * Stephenson (Robert, English engineer)
 * Sterling (John)
 * Sterne (Laurence)
 * Stevens (Abel)