Attitude to, of Blackwood, [300]

as Critic, [119], [151], [263]; ferocity of, [137], [299], [300]; style of, [243], [244]

Friendship of, with

Haydon, [62]

Keats, [68], [77]

Invective of, against Gifford, [341]

Lectures by, on English Poets, [244], [300]; Keats at, [244]

Taste of, Keats on, [68], [250]

Wrath of, on the Blackwood Reviews, [311], [314]

on Haydon’s “Christ’s Entry into Jerusalem,” 461, [462] n.