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James Joyce, page 112
Joyce, Margaret ‘Poppie’ (Joyce’s sister), 99, 103, 412, 594, 715, 719
Joyce, Mary Jane ‘May’, née Murray (Joyce’s mother), 73, 74; as devout Catholic, 172; illness and death, 100, 101, 321, 400, 411–13, 457, 464; James Joyce and, 147, 177n54, 289, 404, 441, 569n78; marriage to John Stanislaus Joyce, 71–72
Joyce, Mary Kathleen ‘May’. See Monaghan, Mary Kathleen ‘May’
Joyce, Myles (convicted of Maamtrasna murders), 691, 694–95, 696, 697–99, 702–4, 706; James Joyce and, 378, 398, 702–4, 706, 707n149. See also ‘L’Irlanda alla sbarra’; Maamtrasna murders
Joyce, Nora. See Barnacle, Nora
Joyce, P. W. (author), English as We Speak It in Ireland, 780n32; Old Celtic Romances, 435; A Short History of Ireland, 667n25
Joyce, Stanislaus (Joyce’s brother), 9–10, 48, 105, 459, 468, 565, 591; bails brother out financially, 714, 722, 724, 830; on brother in University College, 335, 348; on brother’s Catholicism, 250; on brother’s drinking, 413–14; on brother’s meeting with Synge, 405–7; on brother’s personality, 100–101, 256, 307, 399, 409, 430, 457, 471; on brother’s socialism, 457–59, 511–15, 520; on John Francis Byrne, 347–49, 353; on Patrick Casey, 146, 150n136; Christmas dinner scene and, 155–56, 171–72; on George Clancy, 335, 363; on John Clancy, 133–34; on Padraic Colum, 409; death, 101, 153n2; on Dubliners, 564–65, 752; education, 95–96; in Finnegans Wake, 639; on Finnegans Wake, 80n107; on Gladstone, 156; Gogarty and, 408–9, 414; on irredentism, 652, 656; on ‘Ivy Day’, 458–59, 564; on John Stanislaus Joyce, 48n18, 50–52, 53n34, 55, 70, 90–92, 99, 154, 408–9; on John Kelly, 122–23, 171; on Kettle, 319, 321, 752; leaves Ireland, 476; letter from Charles Joyce, 749, 754–55; letter to Constantine Curran, 348–49; on mother’s death, 411–12; on ‘Portrait of the Artist’ essay, 451; as prisoner of war, 812, 830; on Sheehy-Skeffington, 289, 292; on sister Mabel’s death, 105; Stephen Hero and, 268, 496; strained relations with brother, 632, 656, 722, 830; in Trieste, 515, 632–39, 649, 656n111, 676, 765, 795–96; on Ulysses, 729n75
Joyce, Stanislaus, letters from James Joyce, 172, 283, 306, 438, 445–46, 448, 476, 484, 505, 510, 513–15, 519–23, 522n30, 526n35, 527–28, 531, 541, 580, 582–83, 583n103, 590, 593–99, 603–4, 608, 610–17, 610n36, 611n39, 611n41, 619–23, 623nn68–69, 625–26, 628, 637, 647, 656, 670–71, 709, 712–13, 720, 722, 723, 726–27, 753–54, 786, 795, 802, 813, 833
Joyce, Stanislaus, works:
—The Complete Dublin Diary of Stanislaus Joyce, 48n14, 146, 156, 333, 457, 510–11, 513
—My Brother’s Keeper, 48n17, 80n107, 91n131, 282n77; Christmas scene absent from, 171; Ellmann on, 153n3; T. S. Eliot on, 153n2; May Joyce Monaghan offended by, 101; on the Split, 155n9, 274n52; on Joyce’s Parnellism, 153–57, 274; on Joyce’s childhood poem on death of Parnell, 158–60, 162, 169
—Recollections of James Joyce, 58n42, 273n51, 414n69, 451n171, 451n173, 559n53, 560n56; Joyce’s exilic treatment of Ireland in, 412n52; Joyce’s poem on Parnell in, 159n13; Joyce’s socialism in, 515–16; last meeting with Joyce, 411n50; refuses copy of Finnegans Wake, 80n107
—‘Triestine Book of Days 1907–09’ (unpublished), 617n51, 632n8, 676n54
Joyce, Stephen (Joyce’s grandson), 109n199
Joyce Country, Galway-Mayo, 46, 47n12, 692, 694
Judas Iscariot (biblical figure), 26, 551, 685, 742
Kane, Robert, S.J., discourse against socialism, 208
Kearney, Colbert (Joyce scholar), ‘The Joycead’, 44, 47, 49, 50n23, 50n26, 93n135
Keating, Geoffrey, Annals of the Four Masters, 433; Eochairsgiath an Aifrinn (Defence of the Mass), 345; Joyce’s reading of History of Ireland, 433
Keegan, John (poet), ‘Caoch the Piper’, 125
Kelleher, John V., Finnegans Wake and, 583n105; ‘Irish History and Mythology in James Joyce’s “The Dead”’, 434, 560, 583–88
Kelly, John ‘of Tralee’, 114–25; Christmas dinner scene and, 38n15, 171n45, 172, 176; John Clancy and, 126, 134, 135; incarceration of, 115–16, 119n21; death of, 115, 120–22; John Stanislaus Joyce, friendship with, 38n15, 53, 70, 83, 85, 114, 122, 182, 191; Stanislaus Joyce on, 122–23, 171; as model for ‘Mr Casey’ in Portrait, 84, 123, and in Stephen Hero, 124, and in Ulysses, 125; as Parnellite, 5, 85, 116–19, 121, 736
Kennedy, Hugh (first attorney general of Irish Free State), 258; in University College, 279, 292, 362, 419
Kenny, Timothy, S.J., 181
Keogh, William, 205
Kerrigan, Sarsfield, in University College, 343–44
Kettle, Andrew (father of T. M. Kettle), 28, 121, 204–5, 212, 310, 310n76, 333–34
Kettle, Mary, née Sheehy (wife of T. M. Kettle), 288, 310, 320–22, 347, 719
Kettle, Thomas Michael, 28, 303–4, 310–34, 311; alcoholism of, 311n83, 312; aphorisms of, 328; Catholic Church and, 16, 319, 322–23, 327n136; Chamber Music, review of, 325, 329, 632, 633; Arthur Clery on, 287; Padraic Colum on, 310, 312, 321, 327n135, 334; Countess Cathleen letter and, 279, 325; William Dawson on, 325; death, 312, 321, 326–27, 815; depressive condition of, 312; ‘An Encounter’, view of, 752, 758; Europeanism of, 16, 327nn135–136; in Exiles (model for Robert Hand), 319, 327–32; family, 276n56, 310n76; in Finnegans Wake, 333; First World War and, 311–12; Margaret Gogarty, letter from, 415n71; Herbert Gorman on, 321–22; Hegel, influence of, 319, 322, 322n12; Home Rule and, 737; John Stanislaus Joyce and, 333; Stanislaus Joyce on, 752; Joyce on, 320–21, 525, 595, 716, 719; member of Parliament for Tyrone East, 311, 592; Nationist and, 314–16, 315n95, 323, 592, 594–95; Parnellism and, xix, 32, 276, 318–20, 322, 323n123; Sinn Féin, letter to, 730; Skeffington and, 288, 295n30, 309–11, 312n84, 323, 346; in University College, 310, 312, 324; wedding of, 719; Yeats and, 626–27; the ‘Yibs’ and, 312–14
Kettle, Thomas Michael, works: ‘The Celtic Revival’, 324; The Day’s Burden, 320n111, 326–27, 331n148; Home Rule Finance, 320n111; ‘Note on Sinn Féin in Ireland’, 317–18, 317n100; ‘On Saying Goodbye’, 331; The Open Secret of Ireland, 323; The Philosophy of Politics, 598; ‘Religion and Politics in Ireland’, 322–23; The Ways of War, 321n117; ‘Would the “Hungarian Policy” Work?’, 316
Kickham, Charles, 208
Kilmainham Jail, 19, 128, 695, 698, 744
Kinahan, Robert (auditor of L&H), as model for Moynihan in Stephen Hero, 264; Taylor replies to his inaugural address, 381
Kipling, Rudyard, 829n68; Plain Tales from the Hills, 620
Kirn, Maria (maid in Joyce household in Trieste), 723
Kitchener, Herbert (Lord), 296, 311n83, 419, 672
Knox, Major (proprietor of Irish Times), 127
Koss, Stephen (historian), 419; analysis of New Journalism, 234n111
Labour World (newspaper), 86, 232, 239
Labriola, Arturo (socialist politician), 516–24, 611–12
Lake Wannsee conference (1942), 793, 838–39
L&H. See Literary and Historical Society
Land League, 187, 225, 492n30, 497, 556, 702, 846; agrarian violence and, 143, 701; as anarchistic organization, 513n7; John Clancy and, 127–28; Davitt and, 253–54; John Kelly and, 115, 119, 121; Ladies Land League, 695n110; of Mayo, 18
Land War, 18, 317, 395
Lane, Hugh (art collector), 480, 622
Larbaud, Valéry (critic), 667; delivers lecture on Joyce in Shakespeare and Company, 834–36
Lassalle, Ferdinand (German socialist), 513, 525, 532
Laurier, Wilfrid (Sir) (Canadian Prime Minister), 437
Il Lavoratore (newspaper), 647
Lawless, Emily (author), History of Ireland, 576; With Essex in Ireland, 576–79
Leader (Irish newspaper), 303n53, 317, 379, 623; D. P. Moran and, 185, 261–62, 289–90, 314, 359–60, 379, 603; on nationalism, 261–62; ‘The Sect of the Gael’, 359; on Sheehy-Skeffington, 289–90; University College in, 283–84
Leamy, Edmund (Irish politician and writer), 212–13
Le Caron, Henri (English spy), 145
Legion of Mary, 751
Leinster Literary Society, 423, 424
Lenin, Vladimir, 517, 823
Lennon, Michael, in Stephen Hero, 465
Léon, Paul, 47n11, 506
Leonard, Hugh (playwright), Stephen D.: A Play in Two Acts, 101
Leone, Enrico, 517, 519
Leventhal, A. J. (lecturer, Trinity College Dublin), 772n15; ‘What It Means to Be a Jew’, 776n28, 778
Lewis, Wyndham, 519
Liberal Registration Association, 59
Liberals, 22, 24, 27–28, 66, 369, 592, 740; Conservatives and, 20–21, 62, 416, 417; Home Rule and, 23, 26, 476, 577; nationalists and, 21, 83, 219, 239, 318–19, 418, 579; newspapers and, 60, 219, 232, 276; ‘nonconformist conscience’ and, 34, 219, 232, 234–35, 238–39, 241, 251, 844; United Liberal Club, 59–60, 65, 67–69, 68n73, 76. See also Split, the
Libya, 518, 656
Lidwell, George (solicitor), 99, 105, 750, 753
Liffey (Dublin river), 92, 411, 584n108, 587, 594; in Finnegans Wake, 393n98; Joyce and, 411, 467, 520; Anna Livia Plurabelle and, 107n190, 630, 849; topography of Dublin Jewry and, 773, 775
Limerick Leader (newspaper), 345
limericks, 322, 445
Linati, Carlo, 751, 751n146, 770
Lipsett, Edward Raphael (‘Halitvack’), 771; ‘Jews in Ireland’, 776–78
Literary and Historical Society (L&H) (debating society of University College, Dublin), 274, 279, 282, 324, 334; auditors, 258, 264, 285, 289, 292, 310; Arthur Clery and, 285, 382; debates, 258, 285, 362n17; ‘Gas from a Burner’ and, 757, 758; Joyce and, 258, 348, 453, 677; Kennedy and, 258, 292; Skeffington and, 289, 626; Taylor and, 259, 381; ‘Yibs’ and, 313
Lloyd George, David (British Prime Minister), 297, 687
Logue, Michael (Archbishop of Armagh), 167, 203, 278, 367, 718
Lombroso, Cesare (Italian criminologist), 516, 530–32, 802; La donna delinquente, la prostituta e la donna normale, 530
Longworth, E. V. (editor), 404, 436, 439, 441–42
Lukács, György, 540
Lyceum (Irish newspaper), 225–31, 281n75, 779. See also Finlay, Peter, S.J.; Finlay, T. A., S.J.
Lyons, F.S.L. (historian), xxiv, 40, 193, 205n35, 224
Lyons, Robert Spencer Dyer (member of Parliament for Dublin city), 18, 60–65, 67–68
Maamtrasna murders (1882), 691–95, 697–704, 706–7; Big John Casey of Bunacrick, 702; Patrick Casey, convicted of, 695, 697; Thomas Casey, accuser of Myles Joyce, 695, 698; Anthony and John Joyce, accusers, 694; John Joyce, victim, 693–94, 700, 702; Margaret Joyce, victim, 701; Martin Joyce, convicted of, 693; Michael Joyce, victim, 698; Patrick ‘John’ Joyce, convicted of, 693, 695, 697; Patsy Joyce, survivor of, 698; Thomas ‘Pat’ Joyce, convicted of, 693; Anthony Philbin, ‘approver’, 695, 698. See also ‘L’Irlanda alla sbarra’; Joyce, Myles
Macaulay, Thomas Babington (historian), 488
MacBride, John (revolutionary), 418, 592
MacCarthy, Denis Florence (poet and translator), 430
MacCurtain, Thomas (Lord Mayor of Cork), 345–46
MacDonagh, Thomas (poet and revolutionary), 334, 827
MacDonnell, Antony (Sir), 592–93
MacGeoghegan, James (Abbé), The History of Ireland, Ancient and Modern, 664
MacGreevy, Thomas (poet and critic), 86–89, 109
MacManus, Terence Bellew, 210, 265
MacMurrough, Dermott, 733
MacNally, Leonard (informer), 613
MacNeill, Eoin, 259, 338, 367, 387n79, 432, 449
MacNeill, Hugh, model for professor MacHugh in Ulysses, 387n79
Magalaner, Marvin (Joyce scholar), 54n36; Joyce’s Parnellism and, 92, 786n53
Magee, William Kirkpatrick (critic and essayist, pseud. John Eglinton), Dana and, 273, 444, 446n159, 449–50, 460, 525, 596; Joyce and, 407–8, 413, 414, 445–52, 469; Joyce meets on return visit to Ireland, 715; Joyce’s repudiation of, 596; National Library and, 408n30, 447, 451, 469; Yeats and, 402, 445, 446. See also Eglinton, John
Magennis, William (professor), 225n86, 269
Maginn, William (writer and humorist), 414
Maguire, Thomas (professor), 143
Mahaffy, John Pentland (Provost of Trinity), 376, 377
Mallon, John (Chief Superintendent of Dublin Metropolitan Police), 126n50, 127, 129–31
Maloney, William J., 597
Manchester Guardian (newspaper), 243–44, 257n5, 365–67, 365n28, 369
‘Manchester Martyrs,’ 138, 680
Mangan, James Clarence, xxvi; death of, 398, 688, 414n64; Joyce’s comparison of modern writers to, 437; Joyce’s implicit comparison of Yeats to, 282n78; Joyce’s lecture on, 258, 282, 324, 348, 362, 403, 430
Manganiello, Dominic (Joyce scholar), 572; Joyce’s Politics, xii, 3, 43
Manning, Henry Edward (Cardinal), 228–29
Martello Tower, 278, 400, 468–69
Martyn, Edward, 281n76, 603, 604
Marx, Karl, 525, 532, 802, 826; Das Kapital, 512
Marxism, 517, 525, 540, 588, 647; Joyce mistrusts, 460, 538; in Stephen Hero, 498, 502
Mason, Ellsworth (Joyce scholar), 708, 748–49; Critical Writings of James Joyce, The (with Ellmann), 705n140, 708, 748–49, 825n53 (abbreviated CW)
Mass, Catholic, 155, 163, 361, 447, 723, 806; Greek Orthodox, 636, 806
Il Mattino (newspaper), 713
Maunsel & Company (publishers), Dubliners and, 628, 712–13, 715–16, 725, 745–46, 750, 753–54, 832; ‘Gas from a Burner’ and, 284–85, 285n89, 756–57, 756n163; Joyce’s letter to press regarding, 725–26
Mayer, Teodoro (owner of Il Piccolo della Sera), 648, 649n84, 791, 800n92
Mazzini, Giuseppe (Italian revolutionary), 14, 642, 644, 763–64, 763n190
McCann, Philip (Joyce’s godfather), 497n47
McCarthy, Justin, 188, 294, 357
McCormack, John (tenor), 107, 107n190, 313n89
McCormack, W. J. (literary critic), 664
McCormick, Harold (Mrs) (Edith Rockefeller), 829
McDermott, ‘Red Jim’, 141
McGarvey, Cathal (owner of An Stad, tobacconist), 313n89, 360, 435, 494; as model for the Citizen, 338
McGee, Thomas D’Arcy, 430
McGrath, John, 116, 117
McHugh, Michael (curate of Clonbur), 695
McSwiney, Peter Paul (Lord Mayor of Dublin 1864–65 and 1875–76), 49, 58–59
Mead, Patrick J. (editor of Freeman’s Journal), inspires Myles Crawford in Ulysses, 717
Medcalf, Mary (takes John Stanislaus Joyce as lodger), 107
Meehan, Patrick, recalls John Stanislaus Joyce, 98n150, 113
Meenan, James (professor), 312n87
Melchiori, Giorgio (Joyce scholar), 572n86, 618n52, 663
Menton, J. H. (solicitor), 121
Methodist Times (newspaper), 232, 233
Michelangelo, 168n39, 390
Millevoye, Lucien (reactionary French journalist), 767n2; mentioned in Ulysses, 149
Mitchel, John (journalist and nationalist), 664, 737; A Continuation of the History of Abbé MacGeoghegan from the Treaty of Limerick to the Year 1868, 664
Monaghan, Mary Kathleen ‘May’ (sister of Joyce), 89, 101–4, 404n17, 412n53, 753n154
Montgomery, Niall (architect and Joyce scholar), 111n209
Moore, George (novelist), 275, 281, 407, 444, 448
Moore, Thomas (poet), 340, 571, 573, 576n94, 582
Moran, D. P., 305, 334, 605; Leader and, 185, 186, 261–62, 289–90, 314, 359–60, 603, 605; revivalism of Irish language and, 359–60, 379
Morley, John (Chief Secretary of Ireland), 22–23, 130, 233–35, 418, 741–42
Morning Advertiser (newspaper), 143
Mosconi, Antonio (Italian civil commissioner), 829
Moses (biblical figure), Michelangelo and, 168n39, 390, 390n39; Parnell and, xviii, 27, 204, 391–92, 562, 569, 738; J. F. Taylor on, 366–67, 371, 377
Muldoon, Paul (poet and literary critic), 434; To Ireland, I, 560n56, 584–86, 588
Mulqueeny, George (putative author of the ‘Black Pamphlet’), 141–42
Mulvey, Will, romance with Nora Barnacle, 467
murders, 337, 340, 430, 700, 736, 771, 774, 810; Childs trial, 389; of George Clancy, 345–46; of Huddy, 701; Limerick City curfew, 339n175, 340, 342n187; of Thomas MacCurtain, 345–46; of Sheehy-Skeffington, 312, 353, 815. See also Maamtrasna murders
Murphy, Gregory (barrister), family memories of Parnell, 170n44
Murphy, Nicholas Dan (politician), 67
Murphy, William Martin, 217, 218; owner of Daily Nation, 276; owner of Irish Independent, 222
Murray, John (Joyce’s maternal grandfather), 71, 73
Murray, John, Jr. (Joyce’s uncle), 411
Murray, Josephine (Joyce’s aunt), 107n190, 470; confidant to Joyce, 412; letters from Joyce, 484, 661, 762, 831; sends Joyce newspapers from Ireland, 283, 594–95, 597, 623
Murray, Margaret Theresa Flynn (Joyce’s maternal grandmother), 71
Murray, William (Joyce’s uncle), 100, 412
Mussolini, Benito, 642, 648, 838, 846
Nation (Irish newspaper), 62, 217
Nation (London newspaper), 632
National Club (41 Rutland Square, Dublin), 119–20; ‘Fenian haunt’ taken over by Parnellites, 129–30, 557
National Council (precursor of Sinn Féin), 422, 558n52; co-founded by Griffith, 599–601, 603–4, 608, 616; formed in opposition to visit of Edward VII, 426–27
National Democrat (magazine), 448n164
nationalism, xiv, 125, 187, 162, 222, 263, 294, 341, 371–72, 416; anti-Semitism and, 789; John Francis Byrne and, 349–50; Catholic Church and, 207, 209, 211, 219, 223, 224, 486, 491, 607, 721; Celtic Twilight and, 441; George Clancy and, 322, 341; cultural nationalism, 313–14, 344, 358, 379, 397, 432, 450, 454, 460, 469, 544, 607, 710; Gaelic League, 315, 354, 567; Griffith and, 316, 356, 421–22, 596, 599, 606, 609, 652, 711; Irish language and, 261–62, 342, 362n17, 372, 427; Irish Party and, 316; with Italian socialism, 519, 522, 536–37; Jesuits and, 257; Jews and, 795, 798; Stanislaus Joyce and, 812; Kettle and, 315–16; Liberals and, 21, 83, 219, 239, 318–19, 418, 579; nationalist voters, 67, 185, 252; Parnell and, 5, 18, 22, 29, 369, 711; William Rooney and, 427; Sinn Féin and, 10, 416, 460; George Sorel and, 518; Unionists and, 216, 369; United Irishman and, 410; University College and, 354–56; Zionism and, 14n14, 769, 792
