Dublin Corporation, 70, 95, 146, 419, 422, 545, 551

  Dubliners, 462, 531, 540, 594, 786, 835; Colum’s introduction to, 559; destruction of first edition of, xxvii, 284–85, 475, 751n146, 755–56, 758–60; Joyce’s letter to press concerning, 725; Ezra Pound on, 821; publishing history of, xviii, 4, 321, 332, 475, 478, 505, 530, 542, 565, 566n70, 571–72, 587, 596, 625n72, 628, 632, 634, 712–13, 715–16, 725, 726n60, 727, 745–46, 749–56, 820, 832; quadripartite schema for, 566; reviews of, 633; Vigilance Committee and, 750–51

  Dubliners, stories: ‘An Encounter’, 542, 567, 746, 750, 752, 758; ‘Grace’, 136n84, 251, 542, 556, 566, 570, 621; ‘A Little Cloud’, 64, 542, 572; ‘A Mother’, 191, 492n30, 542, 566, 567–70, 676; ‘A Painful Case’, 458–59, 801; ‘The Sisters,’ 400, 461–62, 636, 806. See also ‘Dead, The’; ‘Ivy Day in the Committee Room’; ‘Two Gallants, The’

  Dublin Evening Mail (Irish newspaper), 62, 66

  Dublin Metropolitan Police, 121, 127, 130

  Dublin White Cross Vigilance Association, 751

  Dublin Woollen Company, 602, 721

  Dubois, L. Paul, Kettle provides introduction to his Contemporary Ireland, 314

  Duffy, Charles Gavan, 672

  Dujardin, Edouard, 444

  Dunne, Finley Peter, 825

  Easter, 487, 539, 636–37

  Easter Rising (1916), xxvii, 288, 309, 312, 344, 417, 828; Joyce, and silence on, 833; leaders executed, 352–53, 643n58, 827

  Eblana Literary and Debating Society, 423

  Edalji, George, 705

  Edward VII (British monarch), 222, 304n60, 421, 426, 558n52; in ‘Ivy Day in the Committee Room’, 545, 548–49, 560, 725; Nicholas II and, 304n60, 305

  Egan Kenny, Henry (pseud. ‘Sean-Ghall’, journalist, friend of Griffith), 573–77, 579–80

  Eglinton, John (nom de plume of W. K. Magee), 408n30; Dana and, 273, 449; Joyce jokes about, 445n152, 446; in Ulysses, 446; works: Anglo-Irish Essays, 446n159; Bards and Saints, 446; ‘The Beginnings of Joyce’, 446n158; ‘De-Davization of Irish Literature, The’, 446, 446n159; Irish Literary Portraits, 402n7, 413n59, 444n146, 446, 447. See also Magee, William Kirkpatrick

  Egoist (magazine), 183, 566n69, 820, 821, 829

  Egoist Press, 822, 829

  Egypt, 384, 684, 772; ‘Aeolus’ episode and, 390; Egyptian Book of the Dead, 849; Jews revolt against, 801; in Joyce’s lecture ‘L’Irlanda: Isola dei santi e dei savi’, 668, 704; Taylor’s speech and, 366, 371, 381, 398

  Eliot, T. S., 111, 153n2

  Elkin Mathews Ltd (publishers), 403, 632

  Ellmann, Richard, 51n30, 90, 353, 631, 638n40, 648; on Joseph Casey, 139; on Christmas dinner scene, 38n15, 171n45; on John Clancy, 126n49; on Countess Cathleen letter, 279n69; on ‘The Holy Office’, 159; Louis Hyman and, 792, 800; on influence of Anatole France on Joyce, 560; on Irish Free State, 836; on John Stanislaus Joyce, 54, 54n36, 89, 90; Stanislaus Joyce and, 353, 786; on Joyce’s childhood poem to Parnell, 158n12, 159; on Joyce’s deer imagery, 276n31; on Joyce’s nationalism, 8–9; on Joyce’s Parnellism, 38–40, 41n25, 89, 93; on Lady Gregory, 413n59; on Language of the Outlaw pamphlet, 365; on Leinster Hall meeting, 85–87; misattributes Joyce’s authorship of of ‘Politics and Cattle Disease’, 749n139; on My Brother’s Keeper, 80n107, 153n3; Margot Norris’s criticism of, 42–43, 43n29, 305n62; on Parnell, 54, 152n1; Pelaschiar’s criticism of, 676n54; on prototype of Leopold Bloom, 648, 792, 799; on protype of Robert Hand, 331; on Sheehy-Skeffington, 303, 305n62, 448n164; on Taylor’s speech, 364, 365

  Emmet, Robert, 350, 407, 679

  Engels, Friedrich, 826

  Ennis, Edward, 698

  Epstein, Edmund L. (critic), 14, 342; computes Christmas holidays in Portrait, 165n30

  ‘Eumaeus’ episode, Ulysses, xvii, 19, 27, 125n48, 235n114, 785–86, 807–8; Leopold Bloom in, 125, 135, 563, 564, 681; Mr John Casey in, 125; Parnell in, 563, 564

  Evening Herald (Irish newspaper), 121, 121n33, 786

  Evening Press (Irish newspaper), 221

  Evening Telegraph (Irish newspaper), 179n59, 280n72, 387n79, 786n54; in ‘Aeolus’ episode, 177, 177n54, 387, 396; Freeman’s Journal and, 97, 717; William Ewart Gladstone and, 683; Joyce and, 717, 718, 720; letter from Blackwood Price, 748; on politics, 60–61; Ulysses and, 718

  Exiles (play by Joyce), 305n62, 319, 327–32, 330nn146–47, 331n151, 712n1; Robert Hand in, 319, 327–32; Beatrice Justice in, 328–30, 330n147; Jack Justice in, 330

  Fabian Society, 538, 691

  Falconer, John (printer), 285, 751, 754–57

  Falkiner, Frederick (Sir), 781–84, 782n37; in Ulysses, 781, 783

  Fallon, William G., 257, 258, 310, 602–3; on John Francis Byrne, 348; Countess Cathleen letter and, 279; on Joyce, 269, 270, 274; rugby football and, 274, 274n53

  Fascio Rivoluzionario di Azione Internazionalista (1914), 518

  fascism, xxvii, 634, 642, 829; Finnegans Wake and, 843; Joyce disdains, 838, 842–46

  Faure, Felix, 149, 767

  Fawkes, Guy, 774

  Feilbogen, Siegmund (professor), 824, 825

  Fenians, Fenianism, 31, 87, 210n48, 254, 294, 317, 341, 426, 430, 459–60, 604, 702, 763n190; anticlericalism and, xiv, 81, 83, 495–96; George Clancy and, 254, 341; John Clancy and, 126, 127, 128, 130–31, 135; Irish American Fenian movement, 139, 140; in ‘Ivy Day in the Committee Room’, 550; John Stanislaus Joyce and, 57–58, 70, 114; Joyce and, 150–51, 190, 192, 544, 604, 607, 617, 679–82, 679n71; John Kelly and, 119, 123n38; Parnell and, 18, 128, 129, 130, 192, 212, 254, 460, 551, 554, 607; Sheehy-Skeffington and, 294; violence and, 138–39, 150, 430, 666

  Ferguson, Samuel, Conary and Lays of the Western Gael, 586

  Ferrero, Guglielmo, 529, 670, 795, 802; burning of books by Fascists, 534; influence of, 528–35, 539, 572, 579; on Parnell, 533–34; positivism and, 528–30, 534; works: L’Europa giovane, 528, 531–32, 533, 795, 802; Grandezza e decadenza di Roma, 528, 531–32; Il militarismo, 528, 530, 572

  Ferri, Enrico (socialist, professor of penal law in Rome), 516–17, 520–22

  Fianna Éireann, 344

  Field, William, 258, 748

  Le Figaro (newspaper), 591–92

  Finlay, Peter, S.J. (probable author of Lyceum articles), 225–30

  Finlay, T. A., S.J. (founder of Lyceum, brother of Peter Finlay), 225, 225n86, 779–81; ‘The Jew Amongst Us’, 779; ‘The Jew in Ireland’, 779–80

  Finnegans Wake, xx–xxi, 14–15, 44, 160n19, 217, 308, 669; Daily Express and, 443; ‘The Dead’ and, 583n105; Dublin city election in, 68–69; Earwicker in, 79–80; English language and, 839; fall and redemption in, xiv, 31, 840; Festy King in, 707; Gaelic Lexicon and, 363–64, 584n107; ‘get my price’, 26; gossip of washerwomen, 393n98; ‘Instoppressible’ in, 178–79; Irish independence in, 840; Irish language in, 364; Irish myths and, 538; Irish statehood and, 828, 837; John Stanislaus Joyce and, 54, 106–7; Stanislaus Joyce and, 80n107; Joyce newspaper reading and, 178, 180; Kettle and, 333; Mazzini and, 763; Hyacinth O’Donnell B. A. in, 735; Parnell and, xxiii, 37, 57, 119, 567, 745; parody of Joyce’s juvenile poetry in, 158n12; patriarchal authority in, 539; Phoenix Park in, 79–80, 80n104; Pigott forgery, 21; Anna Livia Plurabelle, 107n190, 630, 849; political vision of, 841–43; Protestants and, 671n36; publishing of, 837, 851; recordings of, 393n98; Shem the Penman in, 12, 431n111, 450, 613, 639, 650, 710, 815, 822; Slataper and, 646n72; Stephen Hero and, 509; Tim Finnegan, 839; Trieste and, 762, 764; triestino dialect and, 765; as ‘Work in Progress’, 837

  First World War (Great War), xxvi, 15–16, 23n3, 344, 565, 768, 838; Austria-Hungary and, 810, 811, 816–17; Home Rule and, 312n84; Italy and, 518, 641–42, 656, 811–13, 815–17; Joyce and, 762, 763; Zurich in, 814–19

  FitzGerald, Desmond (government minister of Irish Free State), 656

  FitzGerald, Edward (Lord), 669

  FitzGerald, James (Duke of Leinster), 580–81

  Fitzgerald, P. N. (Fenian), 129

  Fitzgerald, T. A. (Franciscan), 326; ‘Is It Not Enough to Be Anglicised without Becoming European?’, 326n133

  FitzGerald, Thomas (Earl of Kildare), ‘Silken Thomas’, 773, 774

  Fitzgibbon, Gerald, 191, 367n38, 569n78; Christmas party of, 368n39; J. F. Taylor and, 364, 367–68, 367n38, 371–75, 380–81

  Fitzgibbon, John, 117

  Fitzharris, James, in Ulysses, 19–20

  Flaubert, Gustave, 234n111, 573

  Flood, William Henry Grattan, History of Irish Music, 573n88; The Story of the Harp, 572–73, 573n88, 577, 579–80

  Ford, Ford Maddox, 820

  Forster, William Edward (chief secretary), 115, 128

  Fortnightly Review (newspaper), 214n57, 256, 269, 456n187

  Fournier D’Albe, Edmund E. (lexicographer), 364

  Fox, Charles James, 377

  France, 15, 128, 145, 148, 227, 527; in First World War, 816; laïcité and, 213, 798, 844; military, 57–58, 147. See also Paris

  France, Anatole, 514; as influence on ‘Ivy Day’ and ‘The Dead’, 560–61, 636

  Francini Bruni, Alessandro, 634, 637, 648, 674, 761n180, 767n4; on Joyce’s politics, 537; on Joyce’s Triestine articles, 709; ‘Joyce Stripped Naked in the Piazza’ (‘Joyce intimo spogliato in piazza’), 638n38, 658, 659; letter from Joyce, 634n19

  Franck, Nino, 177

  Franco, Francisco (General), 838

  Franco-Prussian War (1870–71), 57–58, 139

  Franz Ferdinand (Archduke), 810

  Franz Joseph I (Emperor of Austria-Hungary), 543, 766

  Freeman’s Journal (Irish newspaper), cartoon of Parnell in, 302; on John Clancy, 128–29, 132n71, 133, 134; Dublin election 1880 and, 60–61, 64–67; editorials, 132n71, 202–3, 203n27, 211n52, 708n150; editors, 97, 121, 205n35, 463, 651n97, 717, 717n30; Evening Telegraph, as sister paper of, 97, 717; Exiles and, 328–29; on Gladstone’s death, 683; ‘Historicus’ [Barry O’Brien] in, 206–7, 383; Home Rule and, 261; on Irish Parliamentary Party, 342–43; John Stanislaus Joyce and lawsuit in, 98, 99n152; Joyce’s pastiche of style of, 328; John Kelly in, 115; Kettle’s review of Chamber Music in, 325, 329, 632, 633; letter on The Countess Cathleen and, 278; letters from John O’Leary and, 186–90; on Maamtrasna murders, 693, 697–98, 703; misattributed Joyce article ‘Politics and Cattle Disease’ in, 708n150, 748–49; on national tribute raised for Parnell, 74–75, 76; on Parnell, 24, 74–76, 128n54, 184, 239, 243, 244, 421n90, 470, 786; on Parnell-O’Shea marriage, 83; Playboy, denounces, 621; Playboy riots and, 623, 625, 627; Portrait of the Artist, anonymous review of, 633; on the Split, 184, 202–3, 204n33; Taylor’s article ‘The Irish Revival’ in, 374–77; Taylor’s obituary, 383; Taylor’s speech and, 364–65, 367; in Ulysses, 177, 223, 367, 387, 463, 546n7; on United Liberal Club, 59, 67; on University College degree conferring, 283; Archbishop Walsh criticizes, 202–3, 211n51

  Freemasons, 202, 227, 648, 783

  French, Percy, 470

  French Revolution, 228, 490, 767

  Freud, Sigmund, 634, 643

  Freund, Gisèle, 109

  Furlan, Boris (Joyce’s friend in Trieste), 634–35, 649–50, 811

  Gaelic Athletic Association, 338, 360

  Gaelic League, 282n78, 359–60, 367, 375–76, 379, 407n29, 432; apolitical claims of, 261, 355–57, 427; Catholic Church and, 290–91, 496; George Clancy and, 338, 339, 341, 344–45; Irish Parliamentary Party and, 313, 318, 356, 357; Joyce and, 335, 354, 362–63, 396–97, 410, 586, 667; Kettle on, 313, 315, 318; nationalism and, 315, 354, 567; Skeffington opposes, 277, 290–91, 298n37, 307, 309; in Stephen Hero, 361, 363; University College and, 261–62, 277, 290, 338–39, 341, 355, 396

  Gallaher, Ignatius, 64, 389, 463

  Geiringer, Eugenio (architect), 761, 762

  George III (British monarch), 206

  George V (British monarch), 222, 725, 726

  Germany, 309n72, 373, 455–56, 532, 826; in First World War, 810, 811; Nazis, 793, 838–39, 843–44, 846–47

  Gerrards Brothers, 103

  ghosts (spectres), 700n123, 748; ‘The Dead’ spectral subtext, 434, 560, 583; Parnell as spectral figure, xvii, 36, 37, 183, 196, 299, 480, 553, 560–61, 731, 741, 850–51; stories, 183, 560, 584n108; ‘To a Shade,’ 480, 850–51; in Ulysses, 37, 278n63, 383, 388, 391

  Gibbon, Edward, 488

  Gilbert, Stuart, 386–87, 454n183

  Gill, T. P., 132–33, 280

  Gillet, Louis, 45, 50, 105; Claybook for James Joyce, 45n8, 50n25, 105n178, 152n1; on John Stanislaus Joyce, 112; on Joyce and Parnell, 152n1, 542

  Giolitti, Giovanni (Italian prime minister), 456, 516, 517

  Gladstone, William Ewart (British prime minister), xix, 18, 185, 228, 493, 569n78, 577, 683, 811n6; administration, 23n3, 130; antifeminism and, 297; Home Rule and, 20, 418, 576, 579, 684–85, 729, 740–41; legacy, 682; letters from W. T. Stead, 237–38, 241; Liberals and, 20, 21, 22, 34, 740; Maamtrasna murders and, 698–99; Morley and, 741, 742; Parnell and, 21, 23, 30, 61–62, 156–57, 188, 195, 197, 204, 233n108, 563, 569, 739–40, 844; ultramontanism and, 228n97; ‘union of hearts’ and, 187. See also Liberals

  Goethe, Johann Wolfgang von, 267n31, 326

  Gogarty, Oliver St John, 290, 314, 597, 603, 611, 757n167; on ‘Gas from a Burner’, 285, 285n89, 757; It Isn’t That Time of Year at All, 285, 285n89, 757n167; Joyce and, 321, 331n151, 408, 408n31, 410, 410n40, 413–15, 415n71, 445, 454n183, 462, 465, 468–69, 494, 519–20, 715, 806; limericks by, 322, 322n121; Martello Tower and, 468–69; mother (Margaret Gogarty) and, 415; on sexual morality in British army, 609–10, 614–15, 670, 672; Sinn Féin articles and, 608–17

  Gonne, Maud, 131, 149, 367, 421, 666n20, 767; Arthur Griffith and, 435; Joyce and, 592; letter to W. B. Yeats, 380

  Gorman, Herbert, 8, 147, 279, 402, 512n5, 814, 833; on book burning, 751n146; James Joyce, 160n19, 180n62, 512n5, 756n163; on John Stanislaus Joyce, 57, 59, 82; Joyce and, 402n6, 478, 511, 602, 633, 756n163, 758–59, 762–63, 813, 827; on Joyce and Kettle, 321–22; on Joyce’s poem on death of Parnell, 160; on Parnell, 180n62

  Gosse, Edmund, 823

  Grant Richards (publisher), 462, 507; Dubliners and, 505, 566n70, 725, 726n60, 746, 756, 820; ‘The Two Gallants’ and, 530, 542, 571–72

  Grattan, Henry, 212, 377, 377n55, 407, 573

  Greece, 370, 392, 726n65; ancient, 239, 385, 392–93, 672n41, 801; Greek Orthodox Church, 636–37, 795, 806; Greeks, 373, 646, 823; ‘Jewgreek is Greekjew’, 801–9

  Gregory, Augusta (Lady), 435, 608, 625; Joyce and, 56, 358n8, 404, 405–7, 409–10, 412–13, 436, 439–42, 453, 486n14, 627; letter from Synge, 405–6; W. B. Yeats and, 358n8, 404, 407, 411, 586, 622, 627; works: Cuchulain of Muirthemne, 435; Gods and Fighting Men, 586; Poets and Dreamers, 412–13, 436, 439–42

  Griffith, Arthur, xx, 37, 139, 148, 361, 419, 425, 426n96; belief in incompatibility of nationalism and socialism, 536–37; biography of, 423–27; Leopold Bloom and, 786; on British military, 614–15; Celtic Literary Society and, 338; George Clancy and, 338; John Clancy and, 131; James Connolly, endorsement of, 551; Michael Cusack and, 494; economic programme of, 599–608, 680, 709; as founder, editor of United Irishman and Sinn Féin, 177, 426–27; as founder of Sinn Féin, 316, 426–27, 592, 596; Oliver St John Gogarty and, 608, 614; Maud Gonne and, 666n20; Hungarian policy, 655; Irish revivalism and, 355, 372; Joyce compares to Labriola, 521, 522, 524, 612; Joyce deploys arguments of in Triestine articles and lectures, 682, 684, 737; Joyce’s affinity with, 39, 478, 508, 591, 595–96, 599, 603–7, 612; Joyce’s meeting with, 478, 662, 754; Joyce’s review of Rooney offends, 432, 726n61; Egan Kenny and, 573; William Magee and, 444; National Council, founder of, 558; nationalism and, 606, 711; parliamentarianism and, 522, 604, 683–84, 739n99; Parnell and, 423–24, 480, 690, 730–31, 733–34; parodies ‘Dialogues of the Day’, 592–93; John Redmond, and, 690, 731n78, 733; Resurrection of Hungary, 314, 426, 435, 617; William Rooney and, 382–83, 423, 428, 434; Sheehy-Skeffington and, 605–6; in Stephen Hero, 494–95; James Stephens on, 424–26; J. F. Taylor and, 369, 372, 379, 382, 383, 384, 384n72. See also Sinn Féin; Sinn Féin; United Irishman

  Guinness, Sir Arthur Edward (Lord Ardilaun), 60, 63–65, 67–68, 107n190; brother Lord Iveagh and, 68

  Gwynn, Stephen, 311n83, 436–38, 442, 608, 625

  Hackett, Francis (reviewer), 483

  Hague, The, 299, 303, 303n53

  Halévy, Daniel, 519

  Harcourt, William (Sir), 700, 700n122

  Hardiman, Adrian, xii–xiii, 691; Joyce in Court, xii–xiii, xiiin4

  Hardiman, James, History of the Town and County of Galway, 747

  Harmsworth, Alfred (Lord Northcliffe), 618

  Harrington, Timothy, 90, 98–99, 115, 126, 137, 258, 421; Irish National League and, 236; Maamtrasna murders and, 693, 698, 700, 702; Parnellism and, 70, 424; on the Split, 202, 205n35

  Harris, Ernest Wormser (president of Dublin Hebrew Congregation), 782

  Hauptmann, Gerhart (German dramatist), 514

  Hayes, John Patrick, and Pigott forgery, 145

  Healy, James (Reverend), 569n78

  Healy, John (Archbishop of Tuam), 664–65; Insula Sanctorum et Doctorum; or, Ireland’s Ancient Schools and Scholars, 665n14

  Healy, Maurice (brother of T. M. Healy), 76

  Healy, Michael (uncle of Nora Barnacle), 466–67, 719

  Healy, Timothy Michael, xii, xv, 25, 76, 735n85; in ‘A Mother’, 191, 568–70; anti-Semitism, raises issue in House of Commons, 782; attends L&H, 258; author of Why Ireland Is Not Free, 181n67; clerical support of, 199–200, 222, 718; in Committee Room 15, 24; criticized by United Ireland, 213; detestation of J. F. Taylor, 382; feminising of, 191, 224, 492n30; in Finnegans Wake, 180, 186, 567, 849–50; as Governor-General, 567, 837; Insuppressible and, 178–79, 184, 186, 202; John Stanislaus Joyce and, 88; Joyce’s childhood poem and, 157–59, 160n19, 550; as Judas Iscariot, 742; Leinster Hall meeting and, 22, 85–88, 569–70; Maamtrasna murders and, 698; maligns Kettle, 334; newspaper war of the Split and, 183–86; Parnell, rhetoric against, 186, 254, 395, 669, 734–35, 769; Parnellite loathing of, 24, 87; Parnell’s principal adversary in the Split, xxiii, 22, 24, 27, 217, 219; in Stephen Hero, 493; in Ulysses, 191

 

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