Lord Byron: The Critical HeritageAndrew Rutherford The Critical Heritage gathers together a large body of critical sources on major figures in literature. Each volume presents contemporary responses to a writer's work, enabling student and researcher to read the material themselves. |
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... Cantos I and II ( 1812 ) 3 Some contemporary comments ( a ) SAMUEL ROGERS [ 1812 ] 1856 35 ( b ) ELIZABETH , DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE 1812 35 ( c ) COLERIDGE 1812 36 ( d ) SCOTT 1812 36 ( e ) WORDSWORTH 1812 37 4 FRANCIS JEFFREY ...
... Cantos I and II ( 1812 ) 3 Some contemporary comments ( a ) SAMUEL ROGERS [ 1812 ] 1856 35 ( b ) ELIZABETH , DUCHESS OF DEVONSHIRE 1812 35 ( c ) COLERIDGE 1812 36 ( d ) SCOTT 1812 36 ( e ) WORDSWORTH 1812 37 4 FRANCIS JEFFREY ...
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... Canto III ( 1816 ) II Some first reactions ( a ) HOBHOUSE 1816 ( b ) GIFFORD 1816 12 ( c ) JOHN WILSON CROKER 1816 ( d ) ELIZABETH , DUCHESS OF ... Cantos I and II ( a ) HOBHOUSE 1818-19 159 ( b ) SHELLEY 1818 , 1820 160 ( c X CONTENTS.
... Canto III ( 1816 ) II Some first reactions ( a ) HOBHOUSE 1816 ( b ) GIFFORD 1816 12 ( c ) JOHN WILSON CROKER 1816 ( d ) ELIZABETH , DUCHESS OF ... Cantos I and II ( a ) HOBHOUSE 1818-19 159 ( b ) SHELLEY 1818 , 1820 160 ( c X CONTENTS.
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... Cantos I and II , Examiner 1819 174 26 SOUTHEY On Don Juan and the Satanic School of Poetry 1820-1 179 27 JOHN GIBSON LOCKHART , John Bull's Letter to Lord Byron 1821 182 28 CROKER On Cantos III and IV 1820 192 29 SHELLEY on Cantos III ...
... Cantos I and II , Examiner 1819 174 26 SOUTHEY On Don Juan and the Satanic School of Poetry 1820-1 179 27 JOHN GIBSON LOCKHART , John Bull's Letter to Lord Byron 1821 182 28 CROKER On Cantos III and IV 1820 192 29 SHELLEY on Cantos III ...
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... Cantos VI - XI 1823 253 40 Some minor reviewers on Don Juan ( b ) British Critic 1819 , 1821 , 1823 4I ( a ) Eclectic Review 1819 ( c ) Literary Gazette 1823 ( d ) Edinburgh Magazine 1821 , 1823 EGERTON BRYDGES on Don Juan 1824 42 ...
... Cantos VI - XI 1823 253 40 Some minor reviewers on Don Juan ( b ) British Critic 1819 , 1821 , 1823 4I ( a ) Eclectic Review 1819 ( c ) Literary Gazette 1823 ( d ) Edinburgh Magazine 1821 , 1823 EGERTON BRYDGES on Don Juan 1824 42 ...
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... Canto I as not ' a history only , but a manual of profligacy ' ; or the Literary Gazette's description of Canto VI as ' moral vomit ' , ' the gloating brutality of a wretched debauchee ' ; or the 2 INTRODUCTION.
... Canto I as not ' a history only , but a manual of profligacy ' ; or the Literary Gazette's description of Canto VI as ' moral vomit ' , ' the gloating brutality of a wretched debauchee ' ; or the 2 INTRODUCTION.
Contents
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The Giaour June 1813 The Bride of Abydos December 1813 The Corsair February 1814 Lara August 1814 The Siege of Corinth and Parisina Febru... | 53 |
November 1816 | 81 |
June 1817 | 111 |
February 1818 | 121 |
April 1818 | 131 |
181924 | 159 |
December 1821 | 207 |
October 1822 | 249 |
Don Juan 181924 | 253 |
Bibliography | 506 |
Select Index | 507 |
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