Thomas Moore: Letters and Journals of Lord Byron: Contents

English diplomat; he was Whig MP for Appleby (1799-1802) and Camelford (1802-12), a friend and disciple of Charles James Fox, and ambassador to Constantinople, 1809-10. He was ridiculed by Canning and Ellis in The Rovers. English diplomat; he was Whig MP for Appleby (1799-1802) and Camelford (1802-12), a friend and disciple of Charles James Fox, and ambassador to Constantinople, 1809-10. He was ridiculed by Canning and Ellis in The Rovers.

REFERENCES TO:

Volume I, Life of Byron: 1810 ¶ 16

Volume I, Life of Byron: 1810 ¶ 25

Volume I, Life of Byron: 1810 ¶ 26

Volume I, Life of Byron: 1810 ¶ 27

Lord Byron to Henry Drury, 3 May 1810 ¶ 10

Lord Byron to Mrs. Byron, 28 June 1810 ¶ 3

Lord Byron to Mrs. Byron, 30 July 1810 ¶ 2

Lord Byron to Mrs. Byron, 30 July 1810 ¶ 3

Volume I, Life of Byron: 1811 ¶ 13

Lord Byron to William Bankes, 26 December 1812 ¶ 1

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Source Description:

Author: Moore, Thomas, 1779-1852

Title: Letters and Journals of Lord Byron 2 Vols (London: John Murray, 1830).

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Series: Lord Byron and his Times: http://lordbyron.org

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