Byron: Life and Legend

Fiona MacCarthy

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Childhood and the East: Aberdeen 1789-98 Newstead 1798-1800 Nottingham 1799-1800 Harrow 1801-5 Southwell 1803-5 Cambridge 1806-7 London I 1808-9 Mediterranean travels 1809 Athens I and Constantinople 1809-10 Athens II 1810-11. The making of a legend: London II 1811-12 Melbourne House 1812 Cheltenham and Eywood 1812-13 Six Mile Bottom 1813-14 Seaham 1814-15 Piccadilly Terrace 1815-16. Celebrity in exile: Geneva 1816 Venice 1816-19 Ravenna 1819-21 Pisa 1821-22 Genoa 1822-23 Cephalonia 1823 Missolonghi 1824. The Byron cult: the return of the body the battle for possessions intimate reverberations the European legacy the Byronic Englishman. Epilogue: Hucknall Torkard, 15 June 1938.

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