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The Life of William Morris / J.W. Mackail.
- Format:
- Book
- Author/Creator:
- Mackail, J. W. (John William), 1859-1945.
- Language:
- English
- Subjects (All):
- Authors, English--19th century--Biography.
- Authors, English.
- Socialists--Great Britain--Biography.
- Socialists.
- Designers--Great Britain--Biography.
- Designers.
- Morris, William, 1834-1896.
- Morris, William.
- Physical Description:
- 1 online resource (769 p.)
- Edition:
- 1st ed.
- Place of Publication:
- London : Electric Book Co., c2001.
- Language Note:
- English
- Contents:
- Intro
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE TO FIRST EDITION
- CHAPTER I. WALTHAMSTOW, WOODFORD, AND MARLBOROUGH 1834-1852
- CHAPTER II. OXFORD 1853-1855
- CHAPTER III. THE BROTHERHOOD 1855-1856
- CHAPTER IV. RED LION SQUARE: THE OXFORD UNION: THE DEFENCE OF GUENEVERE 1857-1859
- CHAPTER V. RED HOUSE: FORMATION OF THE FIRM: THE FALL OF TROY 1859-1865
- CHAPTER VI. THE EARTHLY PARADISE 1865-1870
- CHAPTER VII. MORRIS AND KELMSCOTT
- CHAPTER VIII. JOURNEY TO ICELAND 1871
- CHAPTER IX. LOVE IS ENOUGH: PERIOD OF ILLUMINATIONS: DISSOLUTION OF THE FIRM 1871-1874
- CHAPTER X. PERIOD OF DYEING: THE ÆNEIDS: SIGURD THE VOLSUNG 1875-1876
- CHAPTER XI. THE SOCIETY FOR PROTECTION OF ANCIENT BUILDINGS: THE EASTERN QUESTION ASSOCIATION: PERIOD OF TEXTILES 1877-1878
- Volume II
- CHAPTER XII. I.ONDON AND KELMSCOTT: THEORIES OF ART AND LIFE 1879-1881
- CHAPTER XIII. MERTON ABBEY 1881
- CHAPTER XIV. CONCENTRATION 1882
- CHAPTER XV. THE DEMOCRATIC FEDERATION 1883-1884
- CHAPTER XVI. THE SOCIALIST LEAGUE 1885-1886
- CHAPTER XVII. THE ODYSSEY: JOHN BALL: TRAFALGAR SQUARE 1886-1887
- CHAPTER XVIII. SIGNS OF CHANGE: THE ARTS AND CRAFTS: RETURN TO ROMANCE 1888-1889
- CHAPTER XIX. PASSIVE SOCIALISM: FOUNDATION OF THE KELMSCOTT PRESS 1890-1891
- CHAPTER XX. PRINTING, ROMANCE-WRITING, TRANSLATION, AND CRITICISM: FINAL ATTITUDE TOWARDS ART AND HISTORY 1891-1893
- CHAPTER XXI. LAST YEARS: THE KELMSCOTT CHAUCER 1894-1896
- CHAPTER XXII. ILICET
- SUBJECT INDEX
- Acland, Sir H., 141
- Adams, Rev. W. F.,43
- Adams, Rev. W. F.
- 375
- 755
- Aitken, Miss
- 366
- 367
- Akureyri 314
- Aldenham, Lord
- 734
- 735
- Allen, Grant
- 655
- 669
- Allingham, W.
- 97
- 122
- 477
- Allman, J. P. 580
- Alphington, Devon 34
- Als ich kanne, motto 119
- Alton Towers 345
- Amiens Cathedral
- 102
- 107
- Amis and Amillion
- 211
- 689.
- Ancient Buildings, Society for Protection of
- 239
- 360
- 363
- 376
- 397
- 403
- 437
- 439
- 469
- 479
- 625
- 675
- Ancoats Brotherhood
- 515
- 707
- Angelico
- 62
- 81
- 678
- Anti-Scrape
- 368
- 380
- 423
- 650
- 726
- Apocalypse, MS. at the Bodleian
- 47
- Arbroath 563
- Aristomenes, fragment of publication in the Athenaeum
- 198
- 224
- Armansfell
- 284
- 286
- 290
- Arnold, M.
- 195
- 356
- 387
- 485
- 486
- 487
- 519
- 591
- 740
- Arts and Crafts Society
- 334
- 605
- 615
- 672
- 673
- Arundale, Misses, school 18
- Asmundr, Dean 272
- Aveling, Dr. 545
- Avranches, letter from 83
- Axewater
- 288
- 289
- Baldwin, Mrs. A.
- 128
- 292
- 306
- 315
- 318
- 329
- Bampton 614
- Banded Men 318
- Baring, Mrs., house in Devonshire 375
- Batchelor &
- Son, papermakers 656
- Bathstead
- 279
- 280
- Bax, E. B.
- 578
- 580
- 581
- 694
- Bazin, M., brocade-weaver
- 373
- 377
- 378
- Beauvais
- 55
- 82
- 667
- 729
- Belgium, visit to
- 152
- 323
- Bellamy, H., Looking Backward
- 640
- 648
- 649
- Beowulf
- 213
- 214
- 304
- 689
- 739
- Bergthorsknoll
- 271
- 273
- 274
- Besant, Mrs. 612
- Bestiary of the
- 12th century
- 730
- Bibury, l. 250
- Birchall, Rev.
- 570
- 613
- Birmingham
- 10
- 34
- 42
- 43
- 45
- 49
- 72
- 73
- 88
- 90
- 91
- 92
- 245
- 40
- Bjarg
- 277
- Blanche, a poem
- 69
- 70
- Blatchford, R. 697
- Bliss, W. H.
- 33
- 44
- 312
- Blockley
- 431
- 436
- Blore, E.
- 24
- 682
- Blunt, Wilfrid
- 607
- 680
- 732
- 736
- Boccaccio, De Claris Mulieribus 209
- Bock, Canon, collection of textile fabrics 489
- Borrow, G.
- 237
- 405
- Botticelli 679
- Bowden, W.
- 656
- 658
- 670
- Bowen, Lord
- 134
- 139
- 140
- 341.
- Box Hill 563
- Boyce, G. P. 410
- Bradford, Wilts
- 525
- 559
- 626
- Bright, Rev. Dr.
- 520
- 527
- Brighton
- 160
- 162
- 467
- Broadbent, Sir W.
- Broadway
- 361
- 577
- Broadwell
- 250
- 614
- Browning
- 66
- 71
- 103
- 113
- 115
- 119
- 144
- 145
- 146
- 236
- 663
- Browning, E. B. 66
- Brunnar 284
- Buckler, John 692
- Burden, Miss E.
- 101
- 148
- 150
- 167
- Burden, Robert
- Burford
- 619
- Burne Jones, Edward
- first acquaintance with Morris 42
- decides to be a painter 88
- designs for The Golden Legend 685
- designs for windows at Scarborough and Brighton 160
- designs for windows at Scarborough and Brighton 162
- designs for windows at Scarborough and Brighton 467
- first meets Rossetti 112
- has rooms with Morris 119
- his drawings as a schoolboy 47
- idea of a Brotherhood 72
- journey to France 81
- moves to the Grange 208
- paintings at Red House 172
- recognition of Morris as a poet 59
- retires from the Firm 327
- visits Italy with Morris 312
- writes to Morris on Socialist agitation 558
- Burne-Jones, Lady Georgiana
- 4
- 175
- 714
- 724
- 727
- 738
- 741
- Burne-Jones, Margaret 610
- Burslem, lecture at 417
- Burt, T 371
- Cambridge, Morris's opinion of
- 78
- 79
- 311
- 383
- 653
- 690
- 718
- Carlyle, T.
- 46
- 77
- 100
- 426
- 478
- Carpenter, E.
- 530
- 546
- Carpet-looms 395
- Carpets, manufacture of
- 402
- Carruthers, J.
- Carshalton
- 472
- 473
- 474
- Catherine, a poem 662
- Catterson-Smith, R.
- Chamberlain, J.
- 534
- 623
- Champion, H. H.
- 488
- Charleville, Countess of 379
- Chartres
- 83
- 182.
- Chaucer, Geoffrey
- 18
- 87
- 126
- 127
- 193
- 196
- 215
- 216
- Cherry-Hinton 374
- Chintzes 169
- Chiswick Club Hall 583
- Chiswick Horticultural Gardens 632
- Cirencester, l 416
- Clarke, C. Cowden 216
- Classical art and literature 575
- Clouds, burning of 619
- Cobbett, W. 237
- Cobden-Sanderson, T. J.
- 599
- 603
- 630
- Cockerell, Douglas, , Secretary to the Kelmscott Press
- 205
- 688
- Coleridge, Lord Chief justice
- 80
- 716
- 717
- Collins, C
- Commonweal
- 542
- 543
- 548
- 555
- 563
- 571
- 576
- 610
- 634
- 636
- Congreve, R. 38
- Cookham Lock 409
- Coombe, T., his Pre-Raphaelite pictures 81
- Coronio, Mrs., letters to
- 309
- 346
- Cracroft, Bernard. 101
- Crane, W.
- 447
- 501
- 629
- 660
- Crayford
- 432
- 433
- Dave, Victor 577
- De Morgan, Miss M.
- 240
- 406
- 409
- 412
- 413
- 414
- De Morgan, W.
- Dearle, G. H., Defence of Guenevere, publication of, reprinted 446
- Democratic Federation
- 481
- 483
- 492
- 497
- 502
- 505
- 510
- 511
- 516
- 522
- 523
- Dettifoss 314
- Devon Great Consols
- 21
- 344
- Dickens, Morris's hearty appreciation of
- Dixon, Canon
- 59
- 60
- 75
- 98
- 99
- 13
- Dod Street
- 565
- Dolmetsch, Arnold 740
- Dolphins and the Lovers
- 204
- Dorchester, Oxon.
- 203
- 411
- 651
- Dorking 563
- Dorothea, St.
- Drangey,.
- 276
- Dream of John Ball
- 493
- 608
- 700
- Dreux 84
- Dublin.
- 379
- Duchess of Bayswater 635
- Dürer, A.
- 48
- Dyeing, experiments in
- 337
- Dyeing, practice of
- Earthly Paradise
- 8
- 143
- 201
- 202
- 206
- 20
- Eastern Question
- 370
- 382
- Edgware
- 564
- Edinburgh
- 261
- 529
- 622
- Ellis, F. S.
- 209
- 210
- 218
- 235
- 253
- 291
- 340
- 381
- 399
- Elm House, Walthamstow
- 11
- 12
- Ems, stay at, letter from to Ellis
- 219
- 220
- 417
- Epping Forest
- 14
- 22
- 721
- Erne-water-heath 277
- Eton
- 189
- 191
- 408
- Evangelicalism
- 17
- Evans, W. H.
- 259
- 260
- 272
- 278
- 281
- Evreux 85
- Exeter College, Oxford, in
- 646
- Eyrarbakki 272
- Eyrbyggja Saga, lines on
- 217
- 297
- Fairford
- Faroes
- 262
- 267
- Farringdon Road, offices of the Socialist League
- 641
- Faulkner, C. J.
- 50
- 51
- 132
- 138
- 141
- 149
- Fearon, D. R. 25
- Fergusson, J. 400
- Fleetlithe 272
- Flower, W. 590
- Forman, Alfred
- 319
- 341
- Forman, H. B.
- Fortunes of Gyges
- Frithiof Saga 318
- Frithiof the Bold 320
- Fuchsius, L. 335
- Fulford, W.
- 52
- 54
- Furnivall, F. J. 112
- Genoa 388
- George, Henry
- 16
- 133
- 190
- Gesta Romanorum
- 222
- 748
- Geysirs
- 275
- Glasgow
- 336
- Glittering Plain
- 652
- 653.
- 660.
- Notes:
- Includes index.
- OCLC:
- 70727797
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