Lord Byron

George Gordon Byron (London, 1788 - Missolonghi, 1824), known as Lord Byron, was a revolutionary and poet of the British Romanticism movement, a precursor to the figure of the cursed poet. Due to his poetic talent, his personality, his physical attractiveness, and his scandalous life, he was a celebrity of his time.

History and archaeology Books

We found 26 Books for lord byron

Buonaparte. Dédié À M. Casimir Delavigne (in French)

don juan

english bards and scotch reviewers: a satire (1820)

the giaour a fragment of a turkish tale

the serpent motive in the ancient art of central america and mexico (1905)

the corsair

english bards and scotch reviewers: a satire (1820)

the genuine rejected addresses: presented to the committee of management for drury-lane theatre (1812)

the genuine rejected addresses: presented to the committee of management for drury-lane theatre (1812)

marino faliero doge of venice: an historical tragedy and the prophecy of dante a poem

childe harold's pilgrimage: a romaunt, cantos 1-4 (1869)

Journaux Intimes (in French)

Hours of Idleness

hours of idleness

childe harold's pilgrimage

selections from byron: childe harold, canto 4, the prisoner of chillon, mazeppa and other poems (1911)

the dramatic works of lord byron including: manfred, cain, doge of venice, sardanapalus and the two foscari; together with his hebrew melodies and oth

the dramatic works of lord byron including: manfred, cain, doge of venice, sardanapalus and the two foscari; together with his hebrew melodies and oth

the dramatic works of lord byron including the dramatic works of lord byron including: manfred, cain, doge of venice, sardanapalus and the two foscman

Hours of Idleness

selections from byron: childe harold, canto 4, the prisoner of chillon, mazeppa andchilde harold, canto 4, the prisoner of chillon, mazeppa a

The Poetical Works of Lord Byron

The Poetical Works of Lord Byron

La Mort de Napoléon (in French)

Poemi ... (in Italian)

Poemi... (in Italian)