LORD BYRON and his TIMES
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| NAME AUTHORITIES: LOC: Rose, William Stewart, 1775-1843 NRA: Rose, William Stewart (1775-1843) Poet DNB: Rose, William Stewart (1775-1843), poet and translator LBT ID: WiRose1843 VIAF ID: 8119313 LOC ID: n85312413 | B/BAP: 1775 DIED: 1843-04-29 |
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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). | |
REFERENCES TO WORKS BY William Stewart Rose:
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. Found 2.
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Apology addressed to the Traveller's Club; or, Anecdotes of Monkeys. Found 4.
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The Court and Parliament of Beasts. Found 5.
Display Records “Ferriar on Apparitions” in Quarterly Review. Found 2.
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Letters from the North of Italy: addressed to Henry Hallam, esq. Found 5.
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The Orlando Furioso. Found 9.
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Partenopex de Blois: a Romance in four cantos. Freely translated from the
French of M. Le Grand. Found 1.
Display Records “The Red King” in Partenopex de Blois: a Romance in four cantos. Freely translated from the
French of M. Le Grand. Found 1.
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Rhymes. Found 6.
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To the Right Hon[our]able John Hookham Frere in Malta. Found 3.
Display Records “Verses to Byron” in Moore, Letters and Journals of Lord Byron. Found 1.
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