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When the Edinburgh Review criticised [[Lord Byron|Byron]]'s unremarkable first collection ''Hours of Idleness'', the retort c

...or money." <ref>Boswell</ref> Within 50 years he was to be disproved by [[Lord Byron|Byron]], who initially thought it beneath his dignity to accept money for h

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...of Lovelace, an enthusiatic amateur mathematician and daughter of the poet Lord Byron. Ada's translated article, including her own extensive notes about her und

...t]], and some people believed that this led to Keats's premature death. [[Lord Byron|Byron]] wrote "'Tis strange the mind, that very fiery particle/Should let i

...aire Clairmont who was staying there and who used their presence to lure [[Lord Byron]] to Geneva. Claire and Byron had had an affair, but he had then lost inter

...in his self-centredness in that of [[Percy Bysshe Shelley|Shelley]] and [[Lord Byron|Byron]] (a hero of his boyhood). ...use of Lords]] in 1884. (This was the first peerage for literature.<ref>[[Lord Byron]], among other lordly poets, inherited his title. Tennyson's title is also

Claire was fascinated from afar by George Gordon Lord Byron and did everything to meet him. Byron was planning a trip to Switzerland an In January 1817, Claire gave birth to Lord Byron’s daughter Allegra.

...tead of Sir Walter (and was irritated to find an article with the title of Lord Byron). Personally, I don't think the form of the name matters much, as long as ...s almost ALWAYS referred to with the "Sir", at least here in the States, [[Lord Byron]] seems a trickier case to me. If you said to a reasonably educated person,

...h the following verse, a parody of ''The Destruction of Sennacherib'' by [[Lord Byron]]:

...gazine <i>[[Punch]]</i> responded to the event by publishing a parody of [[Lord Byron]]'s poem <i>[[The Destruction of Sennacherib]]</i> including a wry commenta

Gothic literature influenced more mainstream writers, including [[Lord Byron]] and [[John Keats]] (especially in ''Isabella''). The ghost story and the ...er of 1816 Mary and [[Percy Bysshe Shelley]] stayed with other guests in [[Lord Byron]]'s [[Villa Diodati]] at [[Lake Geneva]]. One evening they decided to hold

...clipsed by the even greater success of [[Childe Harold's Pilgrimage]] by [[Lord Byron]], with whom Scott later became friendly while visiting London.

...1824, at the age of 22, he was already implicitly comparing himself with [[Lord Byron|Byron]], at that time the meteoric star of European literature.<ref>Robb,G.

...The Scottish writer Robert Burns and the English writers Sir Walter Scott, Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley an John Keats were very popular in the New World whil

...oldt]], [[Friedrich Schleiermacher]], [[Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel]], [[Lord Byron]], [[Barthold Georg Niebuhr]], and others. In August 1822 he returned to th

...' (1807) was savagely attacked in the influential ''Edinburgh Review''. [[Lord Byron]] was among those out of sympathy with his style: in ''English Bards and Sc

*[[Lord Byron]] would consume vast quantities of white vinegar to keep his complexion pal

...rt Burns]], [[William Wordsworth]], [[George Gordon Byron, 6th Baron Byron|Lord Byron]], [[John Keats]], [[Alfred, Lord Tennyson|Lord Tennyson]], [[R. S. Thomas]

...hard-hearted about economics. Romantic poets were the harshest critics. [[Lord Byron]] ridiculed what he termed Malthus's "eleventh commandment, 'Thou shalt not