Lagos, Nigeria,
2.1 and
n,
2.2Langston, Charles,
2.1n,
7.1 and
nLarkin, Milton,
16.1n; Hughes’s letters to,
16.2Larsen, Nella,
4.1 and
n,
9.1n; Passing,
4.2 and
nLawrence, Jacob,
11.1 and
n; Hughes’s letters to,
11.2; illustrations for
One-Way Ticket,
11.3 and
n,
11.4,
11.5Lawson, John Howard,
7.1 and
n; Marching Song,
7.2n; Roger Bloomer,
7.3nLeague of American Writers,
8.1n,
8.2“Let America Be America Again,”
7.1,
8.1 and
n,
13.1Lieber, Maxim,
prf.1,
6.1 and
n,
6.2n,
7.1,
7.2,
7.3,
7.4,
7.5,
8.1,
9.1n,
10.1,
10.2,
12.1n; Hughes’s letters to,
7.6,
7.7,
8.2,
9.2,
9.3,
10.3,
11.1,
11.2,
12.2,
12.3,
13.1Lieber, Minna (Zelinka),
9.1 and
n,
12.1 and
n,
13.1 and
nLincoln University,
itr.1,
itr.2,
itr.3,
itr.4,
itr.5,
3.1,
3.2,
3.3 and
n,
3.4,
3.5 and
n,
3.6,
4.1,
4.2 and
n,
8.1n,
11.1n,
11.2 and
n,
12.1 and
n,
14.1n,
15.1nLincoln University Poets: Centennial Anthology, 1854–1954,
12.1 and
n
Literary Digest, The,
1.1 and
n
Liza (musical),
1.1 and
n,
3.1n
Locke, Alain,
itr.1,
prf.1,
1.1,
1.2n,
1.3 and
n,
1.4,
1.5,
2.1 and
n,
2.2 and
n,
3.1,
3.2,
4.1 and
n,
4.2,
4.3,
4.4,
4.5,
4.6n,
4.7 and
n,
4.8,
5.1n,
6.1,
10.1,
14.1; Hughes’s letters to,
1.6,
1.7,
1.8,
2.3 and
n,
2.4,
3.3,
4.9;
The Negro in Art,
1.9n; The New Negro,
1.10n,
2.5n,
4.10n; When Peoples Meet,
1.11nLogan, Rayford,
10.1 and
n; Hughes’s letters to,
10.2;
What the Negro Wants,
10.3 and
n,
10.4nLueders, Edward,
Carl Van Vechten and the Twenties,
13.1 and
nLulu Belle (play),
3.1 and
n,
3.2n
Mann, Thomas,
3.1; The Magic Mountain,
7.1 and
nMarch, William,
The Bad Seed,
14.1 and
nMarshall, Thurgood,
3.1n,
14.1 and
nMason, Charlotte L.,
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prf.1,
4.1 and
n,
4.2,
4.3n, 4.4,
4.5 and
n,
4.6 and
n,
4.7n; collapse of relationship with Hughes,
4.8,
4.9 and
n,
4.10,
4.11 and
n,
4.12 and
n; Hughes’s letters to,
4.13,
4.14McCarthy, Joseph,
itr.1,
itr.2,
9.1n,
12.1,
12.2n,
13.1,
14.1n; subcommittee on “un-American” activities,
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itr.4,
9.2,
12.3,
12.4 and
n,
12.5 and
n,
13.2nMcKay, Claude,
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itr.2,
prf.1,
2.1 and
n,
2.2n,
2.3,
2.4,
4.1,
4.2n,
4.3n,
10.1n,
10.2; death of,
10.3n; Home to Harlem,
2.5n,
3.1n,
4.4 and
n,
4.5,
4.6; Hughes’s letters to,
3.2,
4.7,
4.8,
4.9;
A Long Way from Home,
4.10nMcKeesport,
2.1 and
n,
2.2 and
n
Menotti, Gian Carlo,
14.1n; Amahl and the Night Visitors,
14.2nMexico,
itr.1,
1.1 and
n,
1.2n,
1.3n,
1.4,
1.5,
3.1n,
4.1,
4.2,
4.3 and
n,
7.1,
7.2,
7.3,
8.1,
12.1nMeyerowitz, Jan,
itr.1,
11.1,
11.2 and
n,
12.1n,
12.2n,
13.1n,
13.2n,
14.1n,
14.2; Hughes’s letters to,
13.3,
13.4,
14.3,
14.4Millay, Edna St. Vincent,
2.1,
3.1 and
n; “Travel,”
1.1Miller, Henry,
9.1 and
n,
14.1;
The Air-Conditioned Nightmare,
9.2n; Tropic of Cancer, 9.3n;
Tropic of Capricorn,
9.4nMiller, Warren,
The Cool World,
14.1nMitchell, Loften,
14.1 and
n; Hughes’s letters to,
14.2Mitchell, Margaret,
Gone with the Wind,
9.1 and
nModern Quarterly,
3.1 and
n
Morand, Paul,
Magie Noire,
4.1 and
n,
4.2Morford, Richard,
12.1 and
n; Hughes’s letters to,
12.2“Mother to Son,”
1.1 and
n,
15.1 and
nMulatto,
itr.1, xxxiii,
3.1n,
4.1n,
4.2n,
8.1,
8.2n,
12.1n,
13.1,
14.1; Broadway production,
8.3,
8.4,
8.5 and
n,
8.6 and
n,
8.7,
8.8,
8.9,
8.10 and
n,
11.1n,
11.2 and
n
Murray, Pauli,
5.1 and
n; Proud Shoes,
5.2nmusic.
See blues;
gospel;
jazz;
opera;
specific musicians, bands, genres, songs, musicals, and styles; spirituals
Mussorgsky, Modest,
Boris Godunov,
1.1nNational Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP),
itr.1,
1.1n,
3.1,
3.2n,
4.1n,
4.2 and
n,
5.1,
5.2n,
5.3n,
7.1n,
8.1n,
8.2n,
9.1n,
9.2n,
12.1,
12.2n,
12.3n,
12.4 and
n,
13.1 and
n,
14.1,
14.2,
14.3n,
14.4 and
n,
14.5n,
14.6,
14.7n,
15.1National Committee for the Defense of Political Prisoners,
5.1 and
n,
6.1nNational Council of American-Soviet Friendship,
12.1 and
n,
12.2National Institute of Arts and Letters,
14.1 and
n,
14.2 and
n,
14.3 and
nNegro Mother and Other Dramatic Recitations, The,
5.1 and
n,
5.2 and
n,
5.3
Negro Playwrights Company,
9.1 and
n,
9.2,
9.3Negro Poets and Their Poems,
1.1n
“The Negro Speaks of Rivers,”
itr.1,
prf.1,
1.1,
1.2,
8.1 and
n,
9.1,
9.2n,
10.1,
12.1,
16.1Nemirovich-Danchenko, Vladimir,
1.1n–
1.2nNew Orleans
Times-Picayune,
3.1 and
nNew York City,
itr.1,
itr.2,
1.1,
3.1,
4.1,
4.2n,
5.1,
8.1,
9.1; black policemen,
12.1 and
n; Depression-era,
6.1,
6.2; Hughes settles in Harlem,
10.1,
10.2n,
11.1,
12.2.
See also Broadway;
Greenwich Village;
Harlem;
specific neighborhoods and locationsNew York Evening Graphic,
4.1 and
n
New York Times Book Review, The,
itr.1,
13.1 and
n
Nietzsche, Friedrich,
1.1,
1.2Nigeria,
itr.1,
2.1 and
n,
2.2,
12.1 and
n,
12.2,
13.1n,
13.2,
14.1,
14.2n,
14.3Nweke, Chuba,
13.1 and
n; Hughes’s letters to,
13.2