An index to the collected works of William Hazlitt

A meticulously assembled reference, this volume gathers every name, place and subject that appears across William Hazlitt’s extensive essays and reviews. Compiled by scholars who worked closely with the original twelve‑volume edition, the index captures both real figures and fictional characters, arranging them under the most familiar headings for quick lookup. It also includes a carefully trimmed selection of Hazlitt’s quotations, omitting the most frequently cited Shakespeare and Milton lines to keep the list manageable.

Beyond the basic entries, the work offers useful addenda that correct printing errors, point out duplicated essays, and suggest further reading for obscure references. The dedication to accuracy is evident in the detailed notes left by the editors and the diligent verification performed by Mrs. Arnold Glover. For anyone studying Hazlitt’s criticism, politics or literary commentary, this guide provides an indispensable map through his prolific output, making the search for specific passages swift and reliable.