Selections from the Poetry of Lord ByronH. Holt, 1900 - 412 pages |
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George Gordon Byron Baron Byron Frederic Ives Carpenter. FROM THE POETRY OF LORD BYRON EDITED WITH AN INTRODUCTION AND NOTES BY FREDERIC IVES CARPENTER , PH.D. Instructor in English , the University of Chicago Dir in klar und trüben ...
George Gordon Byron Baron Byron Frederic Ives Carpenter. FROM THE POETRY OF LORD BYRON EDITED WITH AN INTRODUCTION AND NOTES BY FREDERIC IVES CARPENTER , PH.D. Instructor in English , the University of Chicago Dir in klar und trüben ...
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... Poet II . The Personal Byron III . Relation to his Times . IV . Political Ideas : the Poet of Liberty • V. Ideas on Life , Here and Hereafter , on God , and on Religion VI . Literary Relations VII . Literary Creed and Motives . VIII ...
... Poet II . The Personal Byron III . Relation to his Times . IV . Political Ideas : the Poet of Liberty • V. Ideas on Life , Here and Hereafter , on God , and on Religion VI . Literary Relations VII . Literary Creed and Motives . VIII ...
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... poet , whom , it is true , we cannot altogether separate from the personal Byron , but whom we should judge , as we judge other poets , by the best half of his work , in which , as Matthew Arnold , a poet writing of a poet , so finely ...
... poet , whom , it is true , we cannot altogether separate from the personal Byron , but whom we should judge , as we judge other poets , by the best half of his work , in which , as Matthew Arnold , a poet writing of a poet , so finely ...
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... poet then is greater if we confine ourselves to Byron at his best . But Byron's poetry at its best is constantly personal , subjective , and overflowing with Byron the man . So that fully to understand Byron at his best in poetry we are ...
... poet then is greater if we confine ourselves to Byron at his best . But Byron's poetry at its best is constantly personal , subjective , and overflowing with Byron the man . So that fully to understand Byron at his best in poetry we are ...
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... poetry , that is perhaps a different matter . If the great lyrical poet is he who coins his passionate experience into the minted gold of song , such a poet was Byron . Byron's experience and his knowledge of life were necessarily but ...
... poetry , that is perhaps a different matter . If the great lyrical poet is he who coins his passionate experience into the minted gold of song , such a poet was Byron . Byron's experience and his knowledge of life were necessarily but ...
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