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• Caesar, Julius (100–44 B.C.), Roman general, statesman, and author.
• Campbell, Thomas (1777–1844), poet.
• Canning, George (1770–1827), prime minister and parodist.
• Cappel, Louis (1817–85), attached to German embassy. Later, minister of St. George’s German church, London.
• Card, Henry (1779–1844), vicar of Great Malvern and writer.
• Carlyle, Jane Baillie Welsh (1801–66), letter writer.
• Carlyle, Thomas (1795–1881), author, biographer, and historian. In AB-2, AB-3, AB-4, AB-5, AB-6. See biographical sketch.
• Carmichael, James Morse (1844–1902), EBB’s cousin.
• Carmichael, James Robert (né Carmichael-Smyth, 1817–83), 2nd Baronet, married EBB’s cousin Louisa Charlotte Butler. In AB-5, AB-6, AB-7.
• Carmichael, Louisa Charlotte (née Butler, 1817–99), EBB’s cousin. In AB-7.
• Carmichael, May (1855–1942), EBB’s cousin.
• Carmichael-Smyth, see Smyth, Carmichael-.
• Carré, Collings Mauger (1809–54), member of the Catholic Apostolic Church (or Irvingites.). In AB-3.
• Carter, Joanna Hilary Bonham (1821–65), artist. In AB-3, AB-4, AB-5.
• Cartwright, Clementine (née Gaul, 1822–90), wife of William Cornwallis Cartwright.
• Cartwright, Wanda (afterwards L’Estrange, 1849–1907), dau. of William Cornwallis Cartwright and wife of Guy L’Estrange.
• Cartwright, William Cornwallis (1825–1915), politician and journalist. In AB–3, AB–4, AB–5, AB–6.
• Cary, Henry Francis (1772–1844), translator.
• Cass, Lewis (ca. 1814–78), American diplomat. In AB-3, AB-4.
• Cassels, Walter Richard (1826–1907), religious controversialist. In AB-3.
• Castle, Margaret Egerton (née Smith, 1822–1912), wife of American physician Michael Arthur Castle. In AB-6.
• Castlereagh, Lord, see Stewart, Robert, Viscount Castlereagh.
• Cavaignac, Louis Eugène (1802–57), French general.
• Cavour, Camillo di (1810–61), Italian statesman and one of the chief builders of a unified Italy.
• Celavini, Tecla, Pen’s balia, or wet nurse.