Thomas Moore: Letters and Journals of Lord Byron: Contents

Reformer of the penal code and the author of Thoughts on Executive Justice (1786); he was a Whig MP and Solicitor-General who died a suicide. Reformer of the penal code and the author of Thoughts on Executive Justice (1786); he was a Whig MP and Solicitor-General who died a suicide.

REFERENCES TO:

Journal Entry: 30 November 1813 ¶ 2

Lord Byron to John Murray, 7 June 1819 ¶ 7

Lord Byron to John Murray, 29 June 1819 ¶ 1

Lord Byron to John Murray, 12 August 1819 ¶ 9

Volume II, Life of Byron: 1820 ¶ 14

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Source Description:

Author: Moore, Thomas, 1779-1852

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

Electronic Edition:

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

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Publisher: Center for Applied Technologies in the Humanities, Virginia Tech

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