THE PROFESSOR AND THE MADMAN Characters By Chapter	EDITOR: Remy Hale

CH FIRST NAME LAST NAME DESCRIPTION 1 Edward I   King of England.   William Ewart Gladstone Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.   Henry Tarrant A young police constable.   Henry Burton One of the policemen.   William Ward One of the policemen.   Charles Dickens An English writer and social critic.   George Merrett A stoker at the Red Lion Brewery.   Eliza   George Merrett's wife.   Clare   George and Eliza's daughter.   Gustavo Dore An illustrator.   Frederick   George and Eliza's son. aka: Freddy.   William Minor A former army surgeon.   John Ruskin The leading English art critic of the Victorian era.   Mrs. Fisher William Minor's landlady.     Williamson A Scotland Yard detective.   William Dennis Employed at London Bethlehem Hospital for the Insane.   George Minor William Minor's stepbrother.   Robert Peel Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.   John Dryden An English poet, literary critic, translator, and playwright.   Henry Fowler An English schoolmaster, lexicographer and commentator.   G. Bernard Shaw An Irish playwright, critic, polemicist and political activist.   Dorothy L. Sayers An English crime writer and poet.   James Murray A Scottish lexicographer and philologist.   Elizabeth   James Murray's granddaughter.   Mary   James Murray's mother.   Napoleon Bonaparte A French statesman and military leader.   Theodore d' Aubigné A French poet, soldier, propagandist and chronicler.   Maggie Scott A music teacher. James Murray's wife.   Anna   James and Maggie Murray's daughter.   Alexander Melville Bell A teacher and researcher. Alexander Graham Bell's father.   Alexander Graham Bell A man who is credited with inventing the first practical telephone.   Ada Ruthven James Murray's second wife.   Alexander von Humboldt A German polymath, geographer, naturalist, and explorer.   Charlotte Brontë An English novelist and poet.   Alexander Ellis A Trinity College, Cambridge mathematician.   Henry Sweet A phonetician.   Rex Harrison An English actor of stage and screen.   Frederick Furnivall The secretary of the Philological Society.   Alfred Tennyson 1st Baron Tennyson was a British poet.   Charles Kingsley A University professor.   William Morris A British textile designer, poet, novelist, translator and activist.   Frederick Delius A Yorkshire-born composer.   Kenneth Grahame A British writer.   Henry Liddell Vice-Chancellor of Oxford University.   Alice   Henry Liddell's daughter.   Charles L. Dodgson An English writer. Pen name is Lewis Carroll.   Max Miller An English comedian.   William Stubbs An English historian and Anglican bishop.   Edwin H. Palmer A theologian, scholar, teacher, and pastor.   James Sewell The warden of a New College.   Richard Burton A Welsh actor.   Robert Scott A Royal Navy officer and explorer.   Horace Walpole An English writer, art historian, man of letters.   Thomas   James Murray's father.   Eastman Strong Minor William Minor's father.   Lucy Bailey Minor William Minor's mother.   Thomas Minor An early colonial New England diarist.   Grace Palmer Thomas Minor's wife.   Judith M. Taylor Eastman Minor 2nd wife.   Lucy Minor 2 William Minor's sister.   Thomas T. Minor Eastman and Judith Taylor Minor's son.   G. Morris Haller William Minor's friend.   Alfred 1   William Minor's uncle.   Abraham Lincoln 16th U.S. President.   Dr. Abbott Employed at an Army divisonal hospital in Alexandria.   Ulysses S. Grant 18th U.S. President.   Jefferson Davis Former President of the Confederate States.   Robert E. Lee American-Confederate general.   Martin Kuster One of William Minor's patient.   James Dana An American geologist, mineralogist, volcanologist, and zoologist.   Charles Nichols The superintendent of the government hospital for the insane.   Ezra Pound An expatriate American poet and critic.   John Hinckley American criminal who attempted to assassinate Pres. Reagan.   Ronald Reagan 40th U.S. President.   Alfred 2   William Minor's brother.   Richard Trench Anglican archbishop and poet.   Guy Fawkes A member of a group of provincial English Catholics.   William Shakespeare An English playwright, poet, and actor.   Martin Frobisher An English seaman and privateer.   Francis Drake An English naval officer.   Walter Raleigh An English writer, poet, soldier, politician, spy and explorer.   Francis Bacon An English philosopher and statesman.   Edmund Spenser An English poet.   Christopher Marlowe An English playwright, poet and translator of the Elizabethan era.   Thomas Nashe An Elizabethan playwright, poet, and a significant pamphleteer.   John Donne An English poet, scholar, and soldier.   Ben Jonson An English playwright and poet.   Izaak Walton An English writer.   Thomas Cooper An American economist.   Thomas Wilson An American actor, writer, artist, musician and podcaster.   Mrs. Cooper Thomas Cooper's wife.   Thomas Elyot An English diplomat and scholar.   John Withals English lexicographer.   John Webster An English Jacobean dramatist.   Robert Cawdrey An English clergyman.   Henry Cockeram An English lexicographer.   Thomas Blount Former U.S. Representative.   Cardinal Richelieu Former Chief minister of France.   Nathan Bailey An English philologist and lexicographer.   Tobias Smollett A Scottish poet and author.   Samuel Johnson An English writer.   Joseph Addison An English essayist, poet, playwright and politician.   Alexander Pope One of the greatest English poet.   Daniel Defoe An English trader, writer, journalist, pamphleteer and spy.   Jonathan Swift An Anglo-Irish satirist, essayist, political pamphleteer, and poet.   Philip Dorme Stanhope A British statesman, diplomat, man of letters as Lord Chesterfield.   Voltaire   A French Enlightenment writer, historian, and philosopher.   Philip   Lord Chesterfield's son.   Philip Sidney An English poet, courtier, scholar and soldier.   Geoffrey Chaucer An English poet and author.   Thomas B. Macaulay Former British Secretary at War.   Robert Burchfield A lexicographer, scholar, and writer.   Herbert Coleridge The first editor of Oxford English Dictionary.   John Milton An English poet.   Henry Austin Bruce 1st Baron Aberdare, was a British Liberal Party politician.   William Orange King of England.   Joshua Jebb A Royal Engineer and British Surveyor-General of convict prisons.   William Caxton The first person to introduce a printing press into England.   Edmund Burke An Anglo-Irish statesman and philosopher.   Hazlett   A musical artist.   Jacques du Boscq The author of The Accomplish'd Woman.   Franciscus Junius An art historian.   Thomas Herbert 1st Baronet, was an English traveler and historian.   Fernão de Castanheda A Portuguese historian.   Andrew Ure A Scottish physician, founder of the Andersonian Institution.   Joshua Reynolds An English painter.   Gervase Markham An English poet and writer.   Uriah Heep An English rock band.   Queen Victoria   Former Queen of the United Kingdom.   Frederick T. Elworthy An English philologist and antiquary.   Rev. B.W. Smith A musical artist.   Henry Hucks Gibbs 1st Baron Aldenham, was a British banker and businessman.   Russell Martineau An Hebraist and librarian.   Fitzedward Hall An American Orientalist, and philologist.   Theodor Goldstiicker A professor of Sanskrit at University College London.   Francis Bacon Served as Attorney General and the Lord Chancellor of England.   George Curzon Former Viceroy of India.   Hayden Church A journalist.   Henry Bradley The editor-in-chief of now known as the Oxford English Dictionary.   K.M.Elisabeth Murray An English biographer and educationist.   Jonathon Green An English lexicographer of slang and writer.   Elizabeth Knowles An experienced lexicographer and quotation dictionary compiler.   Francis Browne A distinguished Irish Jesuit and a prolific photographer.   Justin Winsor An American writer, librarian, and historian.   Dr. Nicholson Dr. Minor's friend.   Doctor Brayn A martinet. He replaced the position of Dr. Nicholson.   Richard Dadd An English painter of the Victorian era.   Coleman Hughes An American writer.   Dr. Baker One of the doctors who assisted Dr. Minor.   Dr. Noott One of the doctors who assisted Dr. Minor.     Hartfield A hospital attendant.   Thomas Huxley An English biologist and anthropologist.   George V   Former King of the United Kingdom.   Herbert Henry Asquith Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.   Winston Churchill Former Prime Minister of the United Kingdom.   Boer   A former prisoner of wars.   Dr. Davidian A psychiatrist.   Philippe Pinel A French physician.   Emil Kraepelin A German psychiatrist.   Edward Minor William Minor's nephew.   Dr. Duval A doctor who approved for Dr. Minor's released from the hospital.   Henry Louis Mencken American journalist, essayist, satirist, cultural critic, and scholar.   Henry W. Longfellow An American poet and educator.   George Jr.   Eliza and George Merrett's son.

The Professor and the Madman suggested by Elizabeth Robinson