INDEX.

Aksákof, [142], [144].
Alexander II., Emperor, [148], [151], [152], [326].
Alexander III., Emperor, [151], [152], [156].
“Anna Karénina,” [206], [218], [230], [232];
analysis, [297-323];
quoted, [304-305], [306-307], [309-322];
meaning, [322].
“Annals of a Sportsman,” [121], [129], [158], [190], [394].
Aristophanes, [70].
Arria, [188].
Balzac, [105].
“Banya (bath), The,” [203];
quoted, [433-440].
Bázarof, [145], [173], [174], [186], [388].
Biélinsky, [120], [121] note, [424], [426].
“Bulba.” See “[Taras Bulba.]”
Censorship, The Russian, [122] note, [217], [398].
“Childhood and Youth,” [205], [217].
“Confession.” See “[My Confession].”
Corneille, [13].
“Cossacks, The” (“Kazaki”), [216], [229], [231];
analysis, [239-267].
“Commentary on the Gospels,” Tolstoï’s, [234].
Daudet, Alphonse, [199] note.
“Dead Souls,” [11], [28], [61], [159], [360], [396], [426];
analysis, [86-115].
Devil, The, in Gogol, [30].
Dissenters, [181], [330], [337].
Divorce, according to Tolstoï, [271], [299], [302].
“Dmitri Rudin,” [167], [168].
Dniépr, [15-18], [36].
“Don Quixote,” [133], [158], [170].
Dostoyevsky, [141], [202] note, [203], [204] note;
biography, [423-432];
faith, [432].
Edgeworth, Maria, [401], [402], [403].
“Evenings at the Farm,” [9], [10], [28], [29], [60].
“Fathers and Sons,” [130], [173], [388];
quoted, [193-198].
Fénelon, [70].
Flaubert, [127], [134], [207], [209], [406].
French novelists, [190], [191].
German education, [172], [386].
Goethe, [343];
quoted by Turgénief, [137].
Gogol, biography, [5-11], [339-362];
professorship, [9], [10], [353], [355-358];
works enumerated, [29], [30], [346], [353];
humor, [80], [346];
as a poet, [6], [13], [47], [114], [191];
as a scholar, [343], [344], [354];
as a painter of women, [186];
influence on Turgénief, [394].
Gontcharóf, [430].
Griboyédof, [238] note, [414].
Grigoróvitch, [425], [430].
Hamlet, [126], [158], [170], [179].
Hegel, [120], [168], [172], [386].
Herzen, [428].
Hugo, Victor, [209], [210].
Iskander. See [Herzen].
Ivanitsky on Gogol, quoted, [356].
James, Henry, quoted, [403] note.
Karakózof, [151].
Katkof, [145], [148], [149], [152], [174], [414].
“Kazaki.” See “[The Cossacks].”
Khor and Kalinuitch, [121], [159].
Kulzhinsky on Gogol, quoted, [343].
La Bruyère, [70].
La Rochefoucauld, [220].
Lermontof, [202] and note.
“May Night, The,” quoted, [21], [32].
Marvellous, The, in Gogol, [30-34].
Merimée, [4], [48], [192].
Molière, [11], [68], [70], [80].
Muzhik. See [Russian Peasantry].
Murillo, comparison with Gogol, [31].
“My Confession” (Tolstoï), [219-228].
“My Religion” (Tolstoï), [228], [322], [420];
quoted, [278], [296];
analysis, [324-338].
Napoleon, Tolstoï’s judgment of, [285].
Nekrásof, [181], [202] note, [210] note, [391], [426].
“Nest of Noblemen,” [169].
Nicholas, Emperor, [84], [113], [399], [426], [429].
Niézhin, [5], [7], [342].
Nihilism, [148], [173], [176], [179], [180], [329], [389].
Occidentalism, Turgénief’s, [120], [142], [387].
“Old-time Proprietors,” [51-58];
quoted, [24].
“Parasha,” [120].
Pathetic, The, in Turgénief, [199].
Písemsky, [167] note.
Pletnef, [9], [385].
Pobyedonovtsof, [152], [414].
Poetry, Nature of, [13].
Pogodin, [142].
Polevoï, [339];
quoted, [424], [429].
Polonsky, [126], [136].
Pushkin, [4], [6], [7], [9], [73], [112], [134], [202], [210], [238], [345], [385], [400], [414];
on Griboyédof’s death, [238];
judgment of Gogol, [58];
as inspiration to Gogol, [345];
festival, [135], [391].
Raskolniks. See [Dissenters].
Realism, French and Russian, [25], [189], [193], [199], [286].
“Recollections of a Scorer” (Tolstoï), quoted, [235-237].
“Recollections” (Reminiscences), Turgénief’s, quoted, [120] note, [122] note, [384], [388].
Renan, funeral discourse on Turgénief, [408].
Resurrection, The, according to Tolstoï, [278].
Revizor, The, [7], [10], [61], [358], [426];
analysis, [63-83].
Rousseau, [70].
Rudin. See Dmitri Rudin.
Russian ideal, [182];
language, [98], [110], [192], [395], [414];
mind, [12];
nature, [14], [18], [23], [114];
nobility, [159], [164];
peasantry, [150], [159], [181], [325].
Sand, George, [127], [211].
Sasuluitch, Viéra, [171].
Satirical, The, in Gogol, [7], [12], [60], [347].
Shchedrin. See [Soltuikof].
Schiller, [212], [343];
quoted by Turgénief, [154].
Schopenhauer, [172], [228].
Schuyler, Eugene, translation of “The Cossacks,” [416].
Serfage, [166], [326], [397].
Shakspeare, [69], [126], [225].
Skidelsky, quoted, [424].
Slavophilism, [143], [144], [206].
“Smoke,” [175].
Soltuikof, [204], [211].
Swinburne, Turgénief’s opinion of, [210].
“Taras Bulba,” [6], [10], [18], [29], [355];
analysis, [36-49];
Turgénief’s judgment on, [50];
quoted, [19], [23], [363-382].
Tchernuishevsky, [145], [201], [210] note, [423].
“Terrible Vengeance, A,” quoted, [15-18].
Tolstoï, Count Lyof N., biography, [215], [222-230], [236] note, [414-422];
works enumerated, [216], [416], [417];
talent, [218];
mental and moral transformation, [222-230], [278];
literary life, [224], [231];
marriage, [224], [421];
mysticism, [234];
character revealed in “The Cossacks,” [256-258];
in “War and Peace,” [267], [275], [293], [295];
in “Anna Karénina,” [295], [421];
his ideal of strength, [248];
ideal of life, [227], [275], [299];
as a historian, [283];
as a non-combatant, [293], [299];
as a prophet, [219], [329];
as a communist, [335];
his creed, [332];
appearance in 1862, [418];
criticised by Turgénief, [205].
Turgénief, Ivan, biography, [117-140], [383-408];
works enumerated, [129-139];
method of work, [130], [135], [183], [407];
progress, [157];
talent, [182], [409];
character, [139], [141];
generosity, [139] note, [155], [205];
conversation, [140], [149], [405];
as a political prophet, [153], [157];
as a dramatist, [189];
as a poet, [191], [385], [399] note;
as a critic on his epoch, [146], [150], [200];
judgment on Alexander III., [152], [156];
on Hugo, [209], [210];
on George Sand, [212];
Flaubert, [209];
Zola, [208];
Swinburne, [210];
Dickens, [407];
Dostoyevsky, [203];
Nekrásof, [201], [202];
Gogol, [50];
Soltuikof, [204];
Tchernuishevsky, [201];
Tolstoï, [205], [231], [284];
letters to Tolstoï, [127], [138];
letter to Mr. King, [183];
homesickness and love of Russia, [123], [127];
personal appearance, [139], [393], [404];
disease, [136].
Turgénief, Nikolaï, [383].
Turner, C. E., on Gogol, quoted, [361].
Ukraïna, [10], [15], [23], [32].
Viardot, [401], [406].
“Vii,” quoted, [30], [358].
“Virgin Soil” (Nov), [131], [132], [176], [179], [187].
Vogüé, Count E. Melchior, on Turgénief, quoted, [390-400].
“War and Peace,” [206], [218], [230], [232], [233];
analysis, [267-294].
Woman in Gogol, [109], [187];
in Turgénief, [186], [187];
in Tolstoï, [247], [288], [422].
Zhukovsky, [4], [345].
Zola, [135], [208], [211], [286].