[I.]	Amicable Literary Relations between France and England from the Fourteenth to the Present Century	[198]
[II.]	M. Jusserand on Shakespeare in France. French Knowledge of English Literature in Shakespeare's day. Shakespeare in Eighteenth-century France. Eulogies of Victor Hugo and Dumas père	[201]
[III.]	French Misapprehensions of Shakespeare's Tragic Conceptions. Causes of the Misunderstanding	[206]
[IV.]	Charles Nodier's Sympathetic Tribute. The Rarity of his Pensées de Shakespeare, 1801	[211]

[I.]	Early Proposals for a National Memorial of Shakespeare in London	[214]
[II.]	The Cenotaph in Westminster Abbey	[215]
[III.]	The Failure of the Nineteenth-century Schemes	[217]
[IV.]	The National Memorial at Stratford-on-Avon	[219]
[V.]	Shakespeare's Association with London	[226]
[VI.]	The Value of a London Memorial as a Symbol of his Universal Influence	[228]
[VII.]	The Real Significance of Milton's Warning against a Monumental Commemoration of Shakespeare	[230]
[VIII.]	The Undesirability of making the Memorial serve Utilitarian Purposes	[235]
[IX.]	The Present State of the Plastic Art. The Imperative Need of securing a Supreme Work of Sculpture	[236]

SHAKESPEARE AND THE MODERN STAGE