Titlebook: Byron and Place; History, Translation Stephen Cheeke Book 2003 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers Limited 2003 British

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,Being There: 1807–12,attention to the years before the poet became famous. Indeed it seems hard to imagine this period, when George Gordon Lord Byron was an unknown writer who lived his life without the accompanying celebrity. Was there ever, in fact, a Lord Byron without the long shadow of Byronism pursuing him? In a s

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,Nostalgia: 1821–24,rray’s drawing-room at Albemarle Street on 17 May 1824 will haunt the minds of Byron scholars forever. Byron, who thought of himself as ‘old’ when he was in his late teens and felt ancient by the age of thirty-three, was a natural memoirist. The period of 1821–23 in particular was marked by an incre

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Afterword: Dying in Greece,wn imagination. But such a death, in such a place, also offered a compelling paradox. In many senses this was a moment representing Romantic individualism and heroic self-sacrifice in the least problematic of ways. Byron died at Missolonghi on 19 April 1824, a little over eight months after arriving

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