The Columbia History of the British NovelRonan's Well, 306; St. Valentine's Day, 1010; and Scotland, 312- 14; Siege of Malta, 307; supernatural tales in, 320 — 21; Tales of My Landlord, 306; Tales of the Crusaders, 306- 7; The Talisman, 307, 315- 16, 318 — 20; and Universal History, 302 — 4, 308, 312 -14; Waverley, 305, 309 -12, 315, 317, 324, 566, 1010; Waverley Novels, 301, 303 -5, 308- 15, 321 -25; Woodstock, 306 Scriblerus Club, 108, 112 Scriblerus Secundus, 108 Scudery, Madeleine de, 51, 88 Sea stories, 127 Second Reform Act, 495, 500 Sedgwick, Eve Kosofsky, 239, 244; Between Men, 240 — 41 Seduction, 88, 93; in amatory fiction, 68–69; and prostitution, 77–78; as theme, 51–52, 54–55, 68–69, 91 — 92 Seeing. See Original Sin Sitwell, Edith, 661 Skinner, Molly: Boy in the Bush, 718 Slavery, 318, 350, 450, 991. P., 895 — 98, 911; The Affair, 909, 1011; A Coat of Varnish, 910; The Conscience of the Rich, 910, 1011; Corridors of Power, 910, 1011; Death Under Sail, 904, 1011; George Passant, 909, 1011; Homecomings, 910, 1011; In Their Wisdom, 910; Last Things, 910, 1011; The Light and the Dark, 909, 1011; The Malcontents, 910; The Masters, 909, 1011; and meritocracy, 907 -8; on modernism, 904- 7; New Lives for Old, 908 -9, 1011; The New Men, 910, 1011; The Search, 909, 1011; The Sleep of Reason, 910, 1011; Strangers and Brothers, 909; Strangers and Brothers series, 908; themes used by, 908- 10; Time of Hope, 910, 1011; The Two Cultures and a Second Look, 906; The Two Cultures and the Scientific Revolution, 906 Social action, 248 — 49 Social change: in Eliot's works, 430 — 31 Social Darwinism, 562, 473, 622, 687, 711 Social hierarchy, 193 -94 ...»