Works Of Lord Byron

This comprehensive collection, "The Works Of Lord Byron," showcases the early poetic endeavors of one of England's most celebrated Romantic poets. The volume includes "Hours Of Idleness," Byron's youthful verses, as well as the satirical "English Bards and Scotch Reviewers," a witty critique of contemporary writers and literary trends. Also featured are "Fugitive Pieces," "Waltz," and a selection of "Miscellaneous Poems," providing a broad overview of Byron's developing style and thematic concerns. This compilation offers readers a valuable glimpse into the formative years of a literary icon, revealing the evolution of his voice and the burgeoning talent that would define his later, more mature works. A must-read for enthusiasts of English Romanticism and those interested in the life and works of Lord Byron.

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