Ralph Milbanke, Earl of Lovelace: Astarte: a Fragment of Truth: Contents

Byron, George Gordon, sixth Baron Byron, Lord Byron's Farewell to England; with three other Poems, viz. Ode to St. Helena, To my Daughter, on the Morning of her Birth, and To the Lily of France.

Lady Byron to Theresa Villiers, 15 June 1816 ¶ 3

Theresa Villiers to Lady Byron, 19 June [1816] ¶ 6

Byron, George Gordon, sixth Baron Byron, Manfred, a Dramatic Poem.

Introduction ¶ 1

Introduction ¶ 7

I. Byron Characteristics ¶ 12

I. Byron Characteristics ¶ 61

I. Byron Characteristics (verse)

I. Byron Characteristics ¶ n4

I. Byron Characteristics (verse)

I. Byron Characteristics ¶ n1

IV. Correspondence of Augusta Byron ¶ 1

Lady Byron to Augusta Leigh, 31 December [1819] ¶ 3

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ 3

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ 43

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ n2

VII. Informers and Defamers ¶ 3

VII. Informers and Defamers ¶ 49

VII. Informers and Defamers (verse)

Augusta Leigh to Lady Byron, 5 August 1817 ¶ 1

Byron, George Gordon, sixth Baron Byron, Mazeppa: A Poem.

Augusta Leigh to Lady Byron, [25 June 1819] ¶ 2

Byron, George Gordon, sixth Baron Byron, Memoir.

V. Anne Isabella Byron ¶ 4

V. Anne Isabella Byron ¶ 10

Lord Byron to Lady Byron, 31 December 1819 ¶ 2

Lady Byron to Lord Byron, [21 January? 1820] [not sent] ¶ 1

Lady Byron to Lord Byron, [21 January? 1820] [not sent] ¶ 2

Sir Francis Hastings Doyle to Lady Byron, 27 January 1820 ¶ 1

Lady Byron to Sir Francis Hastings Doyle, 29 January 1820 ¶ 6

Lady Byron to Lord Byron, 10 March 1820 ¶ 1

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ 7

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ 8

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ 9

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ 10

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ 12

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ 13

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ 14

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ 15

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ 16

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ 17

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ 18

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ 24

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ n4

Lord Byron to Lady Byron, 31 December 1819 ¶ 3

Appendix ¶ 104

Sir Francis Hastings Doyle to Robert John Wilmot Horton, 18 May 1825 ¶ 1

Sir Francis Hastings Doyle to Robert John Wilmot Horton, 18 May 1825 ¶ 2

Byron, George Gordon, sixth Baron Byron, The Prisoner of Chillon, and other Poems.

Lord Byron to Augusta Leigh, 13 January 1817 ¶ 2

Byron, George Gordon, sixth Baron Byron, “Sardanapalus a Tragedy” in Sardanapalus a Tragedy. The two Foscari, a Tragedy. Cain, a Mystery.

Lord Byron to Augusta Leigh, 22 June 1821 ¶ 3

Byron, George Gordon, sixth Baron Byron, “The Siege of Corinth, a Poem” in The Siege of Corinth, a Poem; Parisina: a Poem.

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ 4

VI. Lady Byron’s Policy of Silence ¶ n2

Byron, George Gordon, sixth Baron Byron, “A Sketch from Private Life” in The Champion.

Notes by the Editor ¶ 1

Notes by the Editor ¶ 13

Byron, George Gordon, sixth Baron Byron, “Stanzas for Music” in Moore, Letters and Journals of Lord Byron.

Appendix ¶ 1

INFORMATION FROM TEI HEADER

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Authors: Lovelace, Ralph Milbanke, Earl of, 1839-1906; Lovelace, Mary Stuart Wortley, Countess of, d. 1941

Title: Astarte: a Fragment of Truth concerning George Gordon Byron, sixth Lord Byron (London: Christophers, 1921).

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