Puritanism, influence of, on Scott’s mental life, [32, 17];
one of the last remains of noble and sincere, among men of sound learning, [33, 7].
Purity, Shakespeare’s meaning of, [25, 16].
Quakers, influence of, on Scott’s ancestors, [31, 14].
Questions, on Shakespeare answered, [25, 17];
pressing, for England and France, [43, 153].
Rabies, canine, letter concerning, [40, 95].
Race, few now left of the old, [48, 269].
Rachel of England, [46, 231].
Raeburn, Sir Henry, dining with Lord Eldon, [38, 37] (note).
Railings, pulling down park, a significant business, [27, 6]. [[27]]
Railroad dividends, letter on, [47, 261] (note).