Conversations of Lord Byron: Contents

LORD BYRON and his TIMES

Byron

Documents Biography Criticism

Countess of Blessington:

Journal of Conversations with Lord Byron

Indexes

EDITORS’ PREFACE

CONTENTS:

Journal of Conversations with Lord Byron. No. I.

Journal of Conversations with Lord Byron. No. II.

Journal of Conversations with Lord Byron. No. III.

Journal of Conversations with Lord Byron. No. IV.

Journal of Conversations with Lord Byron. No. V.

Journal of Conversations with Lord Byron. No. VI.

Journal of Conversations with Lord Byron. No. VII.

Journal of Conversations with Lord Byron. No. VIII.

Journal of Conversations with Lord Byron. No. IX.

Journal of Conversations with Lord Byron. No. X.

Journal of Conversations with Lord Byron. No. XI.

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Sir William Drummond (1770 c.-1828)

Scottish classical scholar and Tory MP; succeeded Lord Elgin as ambassador to the Ottoman Porte (1803); his Oedipus judaicus, in which he interpreted the Old Testament as an astrological allegory, was privately printed in 1811.

WRITINGS OF:

Academical Questions (1805)

Conversation ¶ 8

Odin: a Poem in Eight Books and Two Parts. Part the first (1817)

Conversation ¶ 8

The Satires of Persius translated: with Notes (1803)

Conversation ¶ 8

REFERENCES TO:

Conversation ¶ 8