List of organizations
This is a list of organizations, such as groups, affiliations, companies, societies, and so on. This list is intended for browsing purposes, so each organization is entered only once; the best way to find one specifically is to use your browser search on this page, or just the general site search.
A
Angels
Argentine magicians, or Silver Age magicians.
Aureate magicians, or Golden Age magicians.
B
C
Cats.
Christians.
Les Cinque Dragownes, a medieval court of magical law in Northern England.
D
E
Erquistoune family, the name of Jonathan Strange's maternal kin.
F
Fairies.
Folflures, medieval court for crimes committed by fairies.
G
Greysteel family, an English family travelling abroad.
H
Half-Finished People, deserters from the Duke of Wellington's army who were left behind in America.
Horses.
J
Johannites, a secret organization among the poorer classes in Northern England who claim John Uskglass as their leader.
L
Lakota, a people native to North America.
Learned Society of York Magicians.
Learned Society of Manchester Magicians.
N
Norrellites, magicians who adhere to Gilbert Norrell's views.
Novelists
M
Machine-breakers, Johannites.
P
Peep-o'Day-Boys, a kind of club in London for menservants of the better sort.
Petty Dragownes of London, a medieval court of magical law in Southern England.
Pretenders, persons passing themselves off as John Uskglass to gain his vacant throne.
R
Royal Scots Greys, a very gallant brigade of heavy cavalry, one of whose men saves the life of Jonathan Strange at Waterloo.
S
Scots Greys see Royal Scots Greys
Servants
Ships
Street-magicians
Strangites, magicians who adhere to Jonathan Strange's views.