Lord Byron
22 January 1788 – 19 April 1824
Lord Byron was an English poet known as much for his life of scandals, exile and excess as for his elegant and well-crafted poetry. Known by his peers as dark, seductive and romantic, his legacy, the brooding Byronic hero still influences modern audiences two hundred years on.
Books
- The siege of Corinth, a poem ; Parisina, a poem
- Sardanapalus
- Giaur, ułomki powiésci tureckiej
- The works of Lord Byron
- The life of Lord Byron
- Shorter poems
- The poetical works of Lord Byron
- The works of the Right Honourable Lord Byron
- Byron's Childe Harold, Cantos III and IV: The Prisoner of Chillon, and Other Poems
- Werner
- Lara
- [Lord Byron.] Cain
- The complete poetical works of Lord Byron
- Letter to **** ****** [John Murray] on the Rev. W.L. Bowles' strictures on the life and writings of Pope
- The Vampire Archives
- The Giaour
- Byron's Childe Harold (canto IV)
- English bards and Scotch reviewers
- The bride of Abydos
- Il Giaurro
- Mazeppa
- Morgante Maggiore
- The prisoner of Chillon
- Ritter Harold's pilgerfahrt
- The siege of Corinth. A poem. Parisina. A poem
- Childe Harold's pilgrimage
- Prentice Hall Literature--The British Edition--Volume II
- The works of Lord Byron
- Childe Harold, and other poems
- Poetical works
- Nebesa a země. Sen
- Sardanapalus, king of Assyria
- Manfred
- The prophecy of Dante
- Kain
- Poems on his domestic circumstances
- The two Foscari
- Heaven and Earth
- Regency poets
- Don Juan in sixteen cantos
- Sardanapalus
- Marino Faliero
- The poems and dramas of Lord Byron
- Prentice Hall Literature - Timeless Voices, Timeless Themes - The British Tradition
- Il corsaro
- The prisoner of Chillon and other selections from Lord Byron
- Poemas dramáticos
- Familiar poems, annotated
- Great Poets of the Romantic Age (Poetry)
- The Evil Image
Author data: Open Library