London Days: A Book of Reminiscences

by Arthur Warren

Lathrop, George Parsons, Boston editor, [28]

Law Courts, the, [15]

Leadenhall Street (London), [1], [2]

League of Nations, [140]

Lecky (historian), [52]

Leighton, Lord, [53]

"Letters, Poems, and Pensées" (Barbour), [92]

"Life" of Gladstone, Morley's, quoted, [141]

Li Hung Chang, as a questioner, [108-109]

London, architecture of, [10-13]; charm of, [10], [13]; description of, [1], [2], [10]; drawbacks, [9]; Esperanto Club of, [48]; "finest site in Europe", [11]; former leisure of travel in, [13-14]; hats in, [15]; hotels in, [15-16]; improvements of, [11]; interiors of buildings, [12-13]; in the late seventies, [9-17]; lighting of, [9]; most livable place in world, [9]; music halls, [16]; public buildings of, [11]; regiments in, [17]; restaurants, [16]; street cries in, [14]; theatre crowds, [194], [195-196], [197]; ugliness of modern, [11]; views in, [12]; writers in, [16-17]