A Graybeard’s Gossip: Contents

LORD BYRON and his TIMES

Byron

Documents Biography Criticism

Horace Smith:

A Graybeard’s Gossip

Indexes

EDITORS’ PREFACE

CONTENTS:

A Graybeard’s Gossip. No. I

A Graybeard’s Gossip. No. II

A Graybeard’s Gossip. No. III

A Graybeard’s Gossip. No. IV

A Graybeard’s Gossip. No. V

A Graybeard’s Gossip. No. VI

A Graybeard’s Gossip. No. VII

A Graybeard’s Gossip. No. VIII

A Graybeard’s Gossip. No. IX

A Graybeard’s Gossip. No. X

A Graybeard’s Gossip. No. XI

A Graybeard’s Gossip. No. XII

A Graybeard’s Gossip. No. XIII

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William Stewart Rose (1775-1843)

Second son of George Rose, treasurer of the navy (1744-1818); he introduced Byron to Frere's Whistlecraft poems and translated Casti's Animale parlante (1819).

WRITINGS OF:

Amadis de Gaul, a Poem in Three Books, freely translated from the First Part of the French Version of Nicholas de Herberay, Sieur des Essars (1803)

Letters from the North of Italy: addressed to Henry Hallam, esq (1819)

The Orlando Furioso (1823-1831)

Partenopex de Blois: a Romance in four cantos. Freely translated from the French of M. Le Grand (1807)

Rhymes (1837)

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