Harte, Bret,
at Newport, [402].
Harvard College,
shunned as a Unitarian institution, [24].
Harvard Divinity School,
Theodore Parker at, [162].
Hawkes, Rev. Francis L.,
his abuse of Germans and abolitionists, [61].
Haynes, Rev. Lorenza,
takes part in the convention of women ministers, [312].
Healy, G. P. A.,
the artist,
ball at his residence, [420], [421].
Healy, Mrs., [420].
Hedge, Dr. F. H.,
his translations, [147];
member of the Radical Club, [282];
defends Protestant progress, [285];
his Phi Beta address, [295];
pastorates in Providence and Boston, [296], [297];
second Phi Beta address, [298];
becomes professor of German at Harvard, [299];
fondness for the drama, [299], [300];
his high opinion of Margaret Fuller, [300], [301];
his statement of the Unitarian faith, [302];
broadening effect of his studies in Germany, [303].
Hegel,
the German philosopher, [209];
estimates of, [210];
his "Aesthetik" and "Logik," [212].
Hell,
ideas of, [62].