Lord Byron

George Gordon, Lord Byron was attending Aberdeen Grammar School (1794-98) when he succeeded to his title at the age of ten; afterwards he attended Harrow (1801-05) and Cambridge (M.A. 1808). He traveled on the Continent with John Cam Hobhouse (1809-11); after his return he took his seat in Parliament and published the first cantos of Childe Harold (1812). Byron married Annabella Milbanke in 1815; after the swift dissolution of their marriage he visited Shelley in Switzerland and sojourned in Italy (1817-22). He died in 1824 while engaged in the Greek war for independence.

TEXT RECORDS:

1809English Bards and Scotch Reviewers: a Satire.
1811Fragment from the Monk of Athos by Lord Byron.
1811Hints from Horace.
1811To Dives.
1812Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. Canto the First.
1812Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. Canto the Second.
1812Childe Harold's Pilgrimage: Preface.
1814The Corsair: Dedication.
1814To Ianthe.
1816Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. Canto the Third.
1818Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. Canto the Fourth.
1821The Vision of Judgment. By Quevedo Redivivus. Suggested by the Composition so entitled by the Author of "Wat Tyler."

PUBLICATIONS:

Fugitive pieces. 1806.
Poems on various occasions. 1807.
Hours of Idleness. 1807.
Poems original and translated: second edition. 1808.
The British bards. 1808.
English bards and Scotch reviewers: a satire. 1809.
Hints from Horace. 1811.
Childe Harold's pilgrimage: a romaunt. Cantos 1-2, 1812.
The curse of Minerva. 1812.
Waltz: an apostrophic hymn, by Horace Hornem esq. 1813.
The Giaour: a fragment of a Turkish tale. 1813.
The bride of Abydos: a Turkish tale. 1813.
The corsair: a tale. 1814.
Ode to Napoleon Buonaparte. 1814.
Lara: a tale; Jacqueline: a tale. 1814.
Hebrew melodies. 1815.
Poetical works. 4 vols, 1815.
Childe Harold's pilgrimage, canto the third. 1816.
The siege of Corinth: a poem; Parisina: a poem. 1816.
Poems. 1816.
The prisoner of Chillon and other poems. 1816.
Monody on the death of the Right Honourable R. B. Sheridan. 1816.
The lament of Tasso. 1817.
Manfred: a dramatic poem. 1817.
Beppo: a Venetian story. 1818.
Childe Harold's pilgrimage, canto the fourth. 1818.
Mazeppa: a poem. 1819.
Don Juan. 1819-22.
Poetical works. 8 vols, 1818-20.
The Irish avatar. 1821.
A letter to [John Murray] on the Rev W. L. Bowles' strictures on the life and writings of Pope. 1821.
Observations on the Observations: a second letter to Murray. 1821.
Marino Faliero, Doge of Venice: an historical tragedy in five acts, with notes; The prophecy of Dante: a poem. 1821.
Sardanapulus: a tragedy; The two Foscari: a tragedy; Cain: a mystery. 1821.
The vision of judgment. 1822.
The age of bronze: or carmen seculare et annus haud mirabilis. 1823.
Heaven and earth: a mystery. 1823.
The island: or Christian and his comrades. 1823.
Werner: a tragedy. 1823.
The deformed transformed: a drama. 1824.
The Parliamentary speeches. 1824.
Correspondence of Byron with a friend, ed. R. C. Dallas. 1824.
Letters and journals of Byron, with notices of his life by Thomas Moore. 2 vols, 1830.
Works. 6 vols, 1831.
A political ode. 1880.
A version of Ossian's Address to the sun. 1898.
Works, ed. R. E. Prothero and E. H. Coleridge. 13 vols, 1898-1904.
Byron's Letters and Journals, ed. Leslie Marchand. 12 vols, 1973-82.
Complete poetical works, ed. Jerome J. McGann. 7 vols, 1980-91.

PROFILE AND
ASSOCIATES:

English
Anglican

Aberdeen School
Harrow
Trinity College Cambridge

poet

The Monthly Review
The Liberal

Bernard Barton
Sir James Bland Burges
Isaac D'Israeli
Thomas John Dibdin
John Hookham Frere
William Hazlitt
Rev. Francis Hodgson
James Hogg
Leigh Hunt
Henry Gally Knight
Sir James Mackintosh
Thomas Medwin
John Herman Merivale
Thomas Moore
John Murray
Thomas Love Peacock
Bryan Waller Procter
Samuel Rogers
Sir Walter Scott
Percy Bysshe Shelley
John Taylor Esq.
John Wilson

REFERENCE:

DNB; NCBEL; CBEL (3rd ed); DLB.

"Lord Byron" Scourge and Satirist 1 (March 1811) 191-211; "English Bards and Scotch Reviewers" Port Folio [Philadelphia] NS 5 (May 1811) 236-48; "Lord Byron" The Satirist 8 (May 1811) 385-89; "Lord Byron's Poems" Baltimore Repertory 1 (June 1811) 315-20; "Poetical Works of Byron" General Repository and Review [Cambridge MA] 4 (October 1813) 282-99; "Lord Byron" Analectic Magazine [Philadelphia] 4 (July 1814) 68-72 [portrait]; "George Gordon Byron" European Magazine 65 (January 1814) 3-4 [portrait]; "Byron and The Corsair" Morning Post (8, 11, 15 February 1814); "Lord Byron" The Champion (7 May 1814) 150-51; "Which is the Best Poet, Lord Byron or Walter Scott?" Reasoner 1 (April 1814) 509-28; "Lord Byron" The Stranger [Albany] 1 (11, 25 June 1814) 385-89, 401-06, "Lord Byron" Rhode-Island Repository 1 (June 1814) 150-58; "Poetry of Lord Byron" British Lady's Magazine 1 (March 1815) 175-76; "Some Account of Byron" New Monthly Magazine 3 (July 1815) 527-30 [portrait]; "Criticism: Lord Byron" The Portico [Baltimore] 2 (October-December 1816) 304-15, 386-98, 476-85; John Chalk Claris, "Defence of Lord Byron" Monthly Magazine 42 (December 1816) 417-18; Biographical Dictionary of Living Authors (1816); "The Poetical Style of Lord Byron" Literary Gazette (29 March 1817) 145; "Lord Byron" The Portico [Baltimore] 2-3 (October-December 1816, January 1817) 305-15, 386-98, 476-85, 53-62; "Byron and Young" Weekly Entertainer [Sherborne] 57 (1 September 1817) 690-91; "On the Moral Constitution of Childe Harold" Edinburgh Magazine NS 2 (March 1818) 223-26; "On the Moral Constitution of Childe Harold" Robinson's Magazine [Baltimore] 1 (25 July 1818) 25-27; "Observations on the Poetical Style of Lord Byron" New Monthly Magazine 10 (September 1818) 111-12; John Mitford, "Lord Byron in Greece" New Bon Ton Magazine 1-3 (September 1818, April, May, July 1818) 305-09, 365-66, 11-16, 158-63; "Observations on Lord Byron's Juvenile Poems" New Monthly Magazine 12 (February 1819) 1-9; Jeremiah Holmes Wiffen, "Character and Poetry of Lord Byron" New Monthly Magazine 11 (May 1819) 331-32; "Biographical Memoir of Lord Byron" New British Lady's Magazine 3 (August 1819) 45-48; "Byron's Poetry" Christian Observer 18 (November 1819) 717-20; "Remarks Philosophical and Literary" Gentleman's Magazine 89 (October-November 1819) 315-17, 397-400; "Critique on Modern Poets: Byron" New Monthly Magazine 12 (November 1819) 377-84; Thomas Mulock, "Scriptural Speculations on the Movements of Lord Byron's Mind" The Kaleidoscope 2 (7 March, 27 June 1820) 138, 198; "Lord Byron" Weekly Entertainer [Sherborne] NS 1 (15 May 1820) 381-82; "Lord Byron: his French Critics; the Newspapers; and the Magazines" London Magazine 1 (May 1820) 492-97; "Lord Byron" Monthly Magazine 50 (September 1820) 102-03; "Lord Byron" The New Times (20 November 1820); "Living Authors: Lord Byron" London Magazine 3 (January 1821) 50-61; "Burns, Scott, Byron, and Campbell" Kaleidoscope NS 1 (27 February 1821) 273-74; Alaric Alexander Watts, "Lord Byron's Plagiarisms" Literary Gazette (24 February-31 March 1821); George Milner, "On the Genius and Writings of Lord Byron" Imperial Magazine [Liverpool] 3 (March 1821) 254-57; "Critique on Modern Poets: Lord Byron" New York Literary Journal 3 (May 1821) 28-37; "Byron and Pope" Blackwood's Magazine 9 (May 1821) 227-33; William Hazlitt, "Pope, Lord Byron, and Mr. Bowles" London Magazine 3 (June 1821) 593-607; "Lord Byron and Pope" New England Galaxy [Boston] 4 (6, 27 July 1821) 155, 166; Leigh Hunt, "Lord Byron" The Examiner (29 July 1821) 472-74 [portrait]; "Lord Byron and Pope" New England Galaxy 4 (27 July 1821) 165; "Childe Harold" Literary Speculum 1 (November 1821) 6-9; "Lord Byron's Plagiarisms" The Times (6 August 1821); "Childe Harold" Literary Speculum 1 (November 1821) 6-9; "Observations on Lord Byron and Wordsworth" Imperial Magazine [Liverpool] 3 (November-December 1821) 978-83, 1016-24, 1113-15, 1118-22, 1122-24 (1822) 416-39, 628-50; "Mr. Southey's Reply to Lord Byron" The Champion (12 January 1822) 26; "Mr. Southey's Reply to Lord Byron" The Examiner (13 January 1822) 27-28; "Lord Byron and his Publisher" Morning Chronicle (17 January 1822); "Southey and Byron" Literary Gazette (19 January 1822) 41-44; "Lord Byron and Laureate Southey" The Champion (20 January 1822) 34-35; Thomas Dudley Fosbroke, "Don Juan" Gentleman's Magazine 92 (January 1822) 48-50; "The Byron-Southey Quarrel" Monthly Magazine 54 (1822) 538; "Lord Byron" Blackwood's Magazine 11 (February 1822) 212-17; "Portraitures of Modern Poets: Lord Byron" Ladies' Monthly Museum S3 15 (February 1822) 86-91; "Lord Byron and Robert Southey" New England Galaxy [Boston] 5 (5 April 1822); "Southey and Byron" Saturday Magazine [Philadelphia] 2 (13 April 1822) 321-31; "Byron and Campbell compared" Ladies' Literary Cabinet [New York] NS 6 (6 July 1822) 68-69; "Living Poets of Great Britain: Byron" Imperial Magazine 4 (August-September 1822) 751-59, 815-26; "Rhetoric of the Infidel School" Gentleman's Magazine 92 (November-December 1822) 398-403, 511-14, 582-86; "Lord Byron" La Belle Assemblee NS 27 (May 1823) 193-94 [portrait]; "Vision of Judgment on Trial" The News (18 January 1824) 19-20; "Lord Byron's Poetical Soul" American Monthly Magazine 1 (April 1824) 289-95; "Death of Lord Byron" Morning Chronicle (15 May 1824); "Lord Byron" Literary Gazette (22 May 1824) 329-31; "Lord Byron" The Kaleidoscope [Liverpool] NS 4 (25 May, 1 June 1824) 397-98, 410; Walter Scott, "Character of Lord Byron" Literary Chronicle 6 (29 May 1824) 345-46; "Memoir of Lord Byron" Weekly Entertainer and West of England Miscellany [Sherborne] NS 9 (31 May 1824) 327-30; obituary in Gentleman's Magazine 94 (June 1824) 561-68; "Lord Byron" Blackwood's Magazine 15 (June 1824) 696-701; obituary in Monthly Magazine 57 (June 1824) 466-67; obituary in New Monthly Magazine NS 12 (June 1824) 278-82; "Lord Byron" The Minerva [New York] NS 1 (3, 24 July, 14 August 1824) 205-06, 250-52, 298-300; "On the Genius and Writings of Lord Byron" European Magazine 86 (July 1824) 9-15; "Lord Byron in Greece" Westminster Review 1 (July 1824) 225-62; "Life of Byron" Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction 3 (1824) 337-52, 417-24; "Lord Byron" Rural Repository [Hudson NY] 1 (24 July, 7 August 1824) 27-28, 34-36; "Lord Byron" American Monthly Magazine [Philadelphia] 2 (July 1824) 68-71; Allan Cunningham, "Robert Burns and Lord Byron" London Magazine 10 (August 1824) 117-24; "Lord Byron" Ladies' Monthly Museum S3 20 (August 1824) 61-67 [portrait]; "Byron and his Writings" The Minerva [New York] NS 1 (25 September 1824) 395-98; Henry Southern, "Personal Character of Lord Byron" London Magazine 10 (October 1824) 337-47; "Lord Byron" The Examiner (31 October 1824) 692-93; Particulars of the Dispute between the late Lord Byron and Mr. Southey (1824); Dr. Southey and Lord Byron" The Examiner (17 December 1824) 802; "Mr. Southey and Lord Byron" Literary Chronicle 6 (18 December 1824) 811-12; "Southey and Lord Byron" Blackwood's Magazine 16 (December 1824) 711-15; "Byron and Burns, or a Voice from Tartarus" Edinburgh Magazine NS 15 (December 1824) 699-702; Thomas Medwin, Conversions of Lord Byron at Pisa (1824); R. C. Dallas, Recollections of the Life of Lord Byron, from the Year 1808 to the End of 1814 (1824); Samuel Egerton Brydges, Letters on Lord Byron (1824); William Hazlitt, in Select British Poets (1824); J. W. Simmons, An Inquiry into the Moral Character of Lord Byron (1824); Robert Watt, Bibliotheca Britannica (1824); "Personal Character of Lord Byron" Atheneum [Boston] NS 2 (1 January 1825) 249-59; "Dallas's Recollections and Medwin's Conversations" Westminster Review 3 (January 1825) 1-35; A. H. Everett, "Lord Byron's Poems" North American Review [Boston] 20 (January 1825) 1-47; "Lord Byron" Blackwood's Magazine 17 (February 1825) 131-51; "The North American Review and Lord Byron" New York Literary Gazette 1 (5, 12 November 1825) 140-41, 154-46; Samuel Egerton Brydges, An impartial Portrait of Lord Byron, as a Poet and a Man (1825); William Hazlitt, "Lord Byron," in Spirit of the Age (1825); "The Poets Campbell and Byron" Literary Chronicle (26 March 1825) 377; "Scott and Byron" New York Mirror 2 (2 April 1825) 282-83; "Byron's Poems" North American Review 20 (January 1825) 1-47; Andrews Norton, "Lord Byron's Character and Writings" North American Review [Boston] 21 (October 1825) 300-59; "A Portrait — Lord Byron" New Monthly Magazine NS 19 (April 1826) 382-84; "Works of Lord Byron" New-York Review NS 2 (April 1826) 325-39; "Memoir of Byron" Dublin and London Magazine 2 (May 1826) 230-31 [portrait]; "Original Anecdotes of Lord Byron" Edinburgh Magazine NS 18 (June 1826) 704-06; "Byron and the North American Review" Boston Lyceum 1 (April, May 1827) 174-88, 262-77; "Byron and other Poets Compared" Mirror of Literature, Amusement, and Instruction 10 (7 July 1827) 2-3; "On the Poetry of Byron" Monthly Repository of Theology and General Literature NS 1 (December 1827) 868-70; Living Poets of England: Specimens of the Living British Poets (1827); Leigh Hunt, Lord Byron and some of his Contemporaries (1828); "Lord Byron" The Athenaeum (8 April 1828) 351-52; John Neal, "Leigh Hunt's Byron" The Yankee [Portland] 1 (21 May 1828) 161-63; "Lord Byron" Philadelphia Album 3 (13 August 1828) 86; "Personal Reminiscence of Lord Byron" New-York Mirror 6 (30 August 1828) 57-58; "The Bible and Lord Byron" Imperial Magazine 10 (August 1828) 699-701; "Lord Byron" The Yankee [Portland] 1 (10 September 1828) 289-90; "Lord Byron" Ladies' Literary Port Folio [Philadelphia] 1 (22 April 1829) 145; P. L. Gordon, "Sketches from the Portfolio of a Sexagenarian: Byron" New Monthly Magazine NS 26 (August 1829) 191-200; "Thoughts suggested by a Perusal of Moore's Life of Byron" Edinburgh Literary Journal (6 February 1830) 92-93; Nathaniel Parker Willis, "The Editor's Table: Byron" American Monthly Magazine [Boston] 2 (April 1830) 67-76; "Lady Byron, Campbell, and Moore" Monthly Magazine NS 9 (May 1830) 512-16; "Lord Byron's Character and Writings" Southern Review [Charleston] 5 (May 1830) 463-522; "Lord Byron" The Philadelphia Album 4 (26 June 1830) 203-04; John Galt, The Life of Lord Byron (1830); George B. Cheever, Studies in Poetry ... Elegant Extracts (1830); "Lord Byron's Juvenile Poems" Fraser's Magazine 6 (September 1832) 183-204; The Georgian Era: Memoirs of the most Eminent Persons (1832-34); Allan Cunningham, "Literature of the last Fifty Years" The Athenaeum (16 November 1833) 771; Lady Blessington, Conversations of Lord Byron (1834); S. C. Hall, in The Book of Gems (1838); Robert Chambers, Cyclopaedia of English Literature (1844); John Holland, in Psalmists of Britain (1843); William Howitt, Homes and Haunts of the ... British Poets (1847); George Gilfillan, in Second Gallery of Literary Portraits (1850); David Macbeth Moir, Poetical Literature of the Past Half-Century (1851; 1856) 164-78; Charles Kingsley, "Thoughts about Shelley and Byron" Fraser's Magazine 48 (1853); Allibone, Critical Dictionary of English Literature (1858-71; 1882); Edward J. Trelawny, Recollections of the Last Days of Shelley and Byron (1858); The English Poets, ed. Thomas Humphry Ward (1880); J. Kindon, "Byron versus Spenser" International Journal of Ethics 14 (1904) 362-77; William Ellery Leonard, Byron and Byronism in America (1905); Florence MacCunn, in Sir Walter Scott's Friends (1909); Claude M. Fuess, Lord Byron as a Satirist in Verse (1912); Reschke, Die Spenserstanze (1918) 88-115; Samuel C. Chew, Byron in England: His Fame and After-Fame (1924); Elkin Mathews, Byron and Byroniana: a Catalogue of Books (1930); Ernest J. Lovell, His Very Self and Voice: Collected Conversations of Lord Byron (1954); Leslie A. Marchand, Byron: a Biography, 3 vols (1957); W. H. Marshall, Byron, Hunt, and The Examiner (1960); Jack, OHEL (1963); Leslie A. Marchand, Byron's Poetry: a Critical Introduction (1965); Morris Marples, Romantics at School (1967); John Buxton, Byron and Shelley: The History of a Friendship (1968); Jerome J. McGann, Fiery Dust: Byron's Poetic Development (1968); Andrew Rutherford, Byron: the Critical Heritage (1970); B. Blackstone, Byron, 3 vols (1970-71); A. N. L. Munby, Sale Catalogues of Libraries of Eminent Persons (1971-75); Ione Dodson Young, A Concordance to the Poetry of Byron, 4 vols (1975); Charles E. Robinson, Shelley and Byron (1976); Oscar J. Santucho, George Gordon, Lord Byron: A Comprehensive Bibliography of Secondary Materials in English, 1807-1974 (1977); Paul G. Trueblood, Lord Byron (1977); Everard H. King, "Beattie and Byron: a Study in Augustan Satire and Romantic Vision" Aberdeen University Review 48 (1980) 404-18; Spenser Encyclopedia, "Byron" (1990) 125; Romantic Parodies, ed. David A. Kent and D. R. Ewen (1992); Chadwyck-Healey English Poetry Database (1995); James Soderholm, Fantasy, Forgery, and the Byron Legend (1996).

COMMENTARY RECORDS
for Lord Byron:

1.	1807  Anonymous, Review of Byron, Hours of Idleness; Poetical Register for 1806-07 (1811) 538.
2.	1808  Hewson Clarke, "Lord B—n to his Bear" Satirist or Monthly Meteor 2 (May 1808) 368.
3.	1808  Henry Brougham, Review of Byron, Hours of Idleness; Edinburgh Review 11 (January 1808) 285-88.
4.	1809  Melesina Chenevix Trench, "On reading Lord Byron's English Bards and Scotch Reviews" April 1809; Remains of Mrs. Richard Trench (1862) 231.
5.	1810  Robert Southey to Neville White, 11 March 1810; Life and Correspondence (1849-50) 3:278.
6.	1810  Francis Hodgson, "Lines to a Friend going Abroad" Hodgson, Sir Edgar (1810) 173-78.
7.	1811  Francis Hodgson, [Epistle to Byron in Greece] 1811; Memoir of Francis Hodgson (1878) 1:178-79.
8.	1811  John Murray to Lord Byron, 4 September 1811; Smiles, A Publisher and his Friends: Memoir of John Murray (1891) 1:208-09.
9.	1812  Henry Crabb Robinson, 1812; Diary, Reminiscences, and Correspondence (1870; 1872) 1:238.
10.	1812  Mary Russell Mitford to Sir William Elford, 25 May 1812; L'Estrange, Life of Mary Russell Mitford (1870) 1:153.
11.	1812  Granville Penn, Lines to Harold, 1812; New Monthly Magazine 10 (September 1818) 132-33.
12.	1812  Sarah S. Pugh, "Upon reading Lord Byron's Reflections on the Battle of Talavera, in Childe Harold" Gentleman's Magazine 82 (June 1812) 566.
13.	1812  Anonymous, in "The Rejected Bards" The Satirist 11 (November 1812) 380-81 & 383n.
14.	1812  B. B., "Sonnet to the Right Hon. Lord Byron, on his being elected a Member of the Hampden Club" Morning Chronicle (16 June 1812).
15.	1812  George Ellis, Review of Byron, Childe Harold; Quarterly Review 7 (March 1812) 180-200.
16.	1812  Francis Jeffrey, Review of Byron, Childe Harold; Edinburgh Review 19 (February 1812) 466-77.
17.	1812  Thomas Denman, Review of Byron, Childe Harold's Pilgrimage; Monthly Review NS 68 (May 1812) 74-83.
18.	1812  Anonymous, Review of Byron, Childe Harold; Anti-Jacobin Review 42 (August 1812) 343-60.
19.	1812  Chandos Leigh, "Verses addressed to Lord Byron, after his publication of Childe Harold" Leigh, Juvenile Poems (1815, 1817) 42.
20.	1813  J. C. Blaby, "Lines written on perusing Lord Byron's Poem, entitled Childe Harold" Gentleman's Magazine 83 (February 1813) 159.
21.	1813  Anonymous, " On Count M—'s congratulating my Lord B— from escaping the Corruption of the C—t, by not being elected Poet Laureat" The Scourge 6 (November 1813) 426.
22.	1813  Francis Hodgson, "Man was made to Mourn, by L—d B." Leaves of Laurel; or New Probationary Odes, for the Vacant Laureatship (1813) 8-9.
23.	1813  [A Lady of Boston,] "On Seeing a Picture of Newstead Park, belonging to a Seat late of the Property of the Right Honourable Lord Byron, 1813" Analectic Magazine [Philadelphia] NS 4 (August 1814) 166-69.
24.	1813  Anonymous, in "Genius. Pronounced before the Phi Beta Kappa Society at their last Anniversary" General Repository and Review [Cambridge MA] 4 (October 1813) 385.
25.	1813  Henry Gally Knight to Lord Byron, 21 March 1813; Byron, Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 3:59n.
26.	1814  George Daniel, in The Modern Dunciad (1814; 1815) 58-59.
27.	1814  Thomas Barnes, "Portraits of Authors. Mr. Byron" The Champion (7 May 1814) 118.
28.	1814  H. S. B., "Lines occasioned by reading The Giaour" Gentleman's Magazine 84 (June 1814) 592.
29.	1814  Anonymous, "To Lord Byron" Morning Post (7 February 1814).
30.	1814  M., "Sonnet on Lord Byron's Poem of the Bride of Abydos" Ladies' Monthly Museum NS 16 (May 1814) 294.
31.	1814  Anonymous, "To a Poet blushing" Anti-Jacobin Review 46 (March 1814) 303-04.
32.	1814  T. C. Holland, "To Lord Byron (Written in 1814)" Monthly Repository of Theology and General Literature 12 (July 1817) 427.
33.	1814  B. B., "To the Right Hon. Lord Byron, on the recent Calumnies occasioned by his Stanzas in the Morning Chronicle'" Morning Chronicle (8 February 1814).
34.	1814  Anonymous, "Verses addressed to Lord Byron" Morning Post (16 February 1814).
35.	1814  Unus Multorum, "Verses addressed to Lord Byron" Morning Post (16 February 1814).
36.	1814  Tom Tit, "Ode to Lord Byron, on reading his satirical Strictures on Modern Poets" Morning Post (20 September 1814).
37.	1814  Somebody, "Ode to Lord By—n, on hearing the Report of his intended Marriage" Morning Post (13 October 1814).
38.	1814  James Hogg to Lord Byron, 11 October 1814; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 3:392-94.
39.	1814  Anonymous, "Inscription on the Monument of a Poetical Sceptic, shewing 'what he was,' and NOT 'what he should have been'" Anti-Jacobin Review 46 (March 1814) 304-05.
40.	1815  James Hogg, "To the Right Hon. Lord Byron" The Pilgrims of the Sun (1815) vii.
41.	1815  T. Dutton, "Poetical Epistle to Lord Byron" The Scourge 10 (December 1815) 409.
42.	1815  Anonymous, "Lines on reading Lord Byron's Poem of Childe Harold" Anti-Jacobin Review 48 (April 1815) 412-15.
43.	1815  Robert Gilmour, "Answer to the Monarch Minstrel" Morning Chronicle (13 October 1815).
44.	1815  C., "Address to Lord Byron" St. James's Chronicle (16 September 1815).
45.	1815  C. S., "Cui Bono" The Sun (12 January 1815).
46.	1815  C. S., "To a Lady (the late Miss M..) laughing. Cui Bono" The Sun (19 January 1815).
47.	1815  John Taylor Esq., "To the Right Honourable Lord Byron" The Sun (26 October 1815).
48.	1815  W. J. Extempore, Poet Laureat, "On a Sonnet to Lord Byron, in The Sun of Yesterday" The Sun (27 October 1815).
49.	1815  George Ticknor; Journal Entry, 20 June 1815; Life, Letters, and Journals of George Ticknor (1876) 1:58-60.
50.	1816  John Hamilton Reynolds, in "Pilgrimage of Living Poets to the Stream of Castaly" The Champion (7 April 1816) 110.
51.	1816  John Murray to Lord Byron, 12 September 1816; Smiles, in A Publisher and his Friends: Memoir of John Murray (1891) 1:365.
52.	1816  Melesina Chenevix Trench to Mary Leadbeater, 1816; Leadbeater Papers (1862) 2:234.
53.	1816  Leigh Hunt, "To the right honourable Lord Byron on his Departure for Italy and Greece" The Examiner (28 April 1816) 266-67.
54.	1816  Algorotti, "To Lord and Lady B—" The Champion (6 October 1816) 318.
55.	1816  Anonymous, "To a celebrated Noble Poet" Gentleman's Magazine 86 (April 1816) 447.
56.	1816  B., "On seeing some late Productions of a Noble Lord" Gentleman's Magazine 86 (Supplement to Part 1 1816) 616.
57.	1816  H., "To Lord Byron" British Lady's Magazine 4 (August 1816) 118-19.
58.	1816  George Taylor, "Lines, composed after reading Lord Byron's Domestic Poems" British Lady's Magazine 4 (September 1816) 188.
59.	1816  Anonymous, "Lines written after perusing Lord Byron's Works" Juvenile Port-Folio [Philadelphia] 4 (2 November 1816) 176.
60.	1816  Anonymous, "Impromptu Address to Lord Byron, on reading his last Production of 'Fare thee Well;' being an humble Imitation of Dr. Johnson's celebrated Apostrophe" Morning Post (16 April 1816).
61.	1816  Anonymous, "Verses Addressed to Lord Byron" Morning Post (20 April 1816).
62.	1816  Thomas Stott, "Ode to Lord Byron, on reading his Farewell to England" Morning Post (9 November 1816).
63.	1816  Walter Scott, Review of Byron, Childe Harold, Canto III; Quarterly Review 16 (October 1816) 172-208.
64.	1816  Anonymous, "Lines occasioned by Lord Byron's 'Fare thee Well,' and 'Sketch of Private Character'" The Sun (30 April 1816).
65.	1816  Francis Jeffrey, in "Lord Byron's Poems" Edinburgh Review 27 (December 1816) 293-305.
66.	1816  Chandos Leigh, "On the Departure of — for the Continent" Leigh, Juvenile Poems (1815, 1817) 115-17.
67.	1817  John Chalk Claris, "On reading the Third Canto of Childe Harold" Gentleman's Magazine 87 (January 1817) 63-64.
68.	1817  A Lady of Glasgow, "To Childe Harold" The Portico [Baltimore] 3 (May 1817) 417-18.
69.	1817  John Neal, "To Byron" The Portico [Baltimore] 4 (July-August 1817) 149-50.
70.	1817  Harriet, "Sonnet, written after reading the third Canto of Lord Byron's Childe Harold's Pilgrimage" American Beacon [Norfolk VA] (21 February 1817).
71.	1817  Anonymous, "To a Lady who expressed a wish that Lord Byron would favour the World with a Poem on the Death of the Princess Charlotte" St. James's Chronicle (30 December 1817).
72.	1818  Walter Scott, 1818; Lockhart, Life of Scott (1837-38; 1902) 3:238-39.
73.	1818  John Chalk Claris, in "Address to Lord Byron" Poems (1818) 140.
74.	1818  Anonymous, "Invocation to Byron" Dublin Evening Post (15 August 1818).
75.	1818  P. G. Patmore, "To the Author of Childe Harold" 1818; London Magazine 1 (April 1820) 415.
76.	1818  Mr. Rymer, "To Lord Byron" The Monthly Magazine 44 (January 1818) 530.
77.	1818 ca.  Elizabeth Cobbold, "Sonnet to Lord Byron" 1818 ca.; Poems (1825) 100.
78.	1818  Anonymous, "Invocation to Byron" Morning Chronicle (10 August 1818).
79.	1818  An Old Friend, "To Lord Byron" Morning Post (9 May 1818).
80.	1818  Walter Scott, Review of Childe Harold Canto IV; Quarterly Review 19 (April 1818) 215-232.
81.	1818  John Wilson, Review of Byron, Childe Harold, Canto Fourth; Edinburgh Review 30 (June 1818) 87-120.
82.	1818  Chandos Leigh, in Poesy; a Satire (1818); The View and other Poems (1822) 57-58 &n.
83.	1818  Barton Bouchier, "To Lord Byron" The Dream of Youth (1818) 76.
84.	1819  John Keats to George and Georgiana Keats, September 1819; Works, ed. H. Buxton Forman (1901) 5:111.
85.	1819  Anonymous, "Lines to Lord Byron, on a blank Page of his Works" Journal of Belles Lettres [Lexington KY] 1 (20 November 1819) 15.
86.	1819  Alonzo, "Extempore. To Lord Byron" New England Galaxy [Boston] 2 (1 October 1819) 204.
87.	1819  Albania, "Stanzas written after reading the Fourth Canto of Childe Harold" Morning Chronicle (20 January 1819).
88.	1819  Anonymous, "Don Juan" Morning Chronicle (26 July 1819).
89.	1819  Lionel Thomas Berguer, "Mazeppa's Ride" Morning Post (1 July 1819).
90.	1819  William Gifford to John Murray, 1 July 1819; Smiles, A Publisher and his Friends: Memoir of John Murray (1891) 1:403-04.
91.	1819  Anonymous, "Fragment of a Poem, occasion'd by a Gentleman's seeing a Lady weep over Lord Byron's Picture" The Sun (5 January 1819).
92.	1820  Jeremiah Holmes Wiffen, "Newstead Abbey" Julia Alpinula (1820) 237.
93.	1820  Charles Lamb to Joseph Cottle, 26 May 1820; Works of Charles Lamb, ed. Lucas (1903-05) 6:540-41.
94.	1820  William Wordsworth, 27 October 1820; Tom Moore's Diary, ed. Priestly (1925) 29.
95.	1820  David Carey, in "The Mansion of the Poets" Beauties of the Modern Poets (1820) xvi-xvii.
96.	1820  H., "Acrostic" La Belle Assemblee NS 22 (December 1820) 276.
97.	1820  Thomas Mulock, "To Lord Byron, on reading some unsuspected Passages of Scripture wrought into his Poetry" Morning Chronicle (1 March 1820).
98.	1820  John Wilson Croker to John Murray, 26 March 1820; Samuel Smiles, A Publisher and his Friends: Memoir of John Murray (1891) 1:413-16
99.	1821  William Lisle Bowles to John Murray, 6 April,1821; Garland Greever, A Wiltshire Parson and his Friends (1926) 125-26.
100.	1821  Poeticus, "Epigram. On the Bowles and Byron Controversy, respecting Nature and Art" The Literary Gazette (26 May 1821) 332.
101.	1821  John Scott, "Living Authors: Lord Byron" London Magazine 3 (January 1821) 50-61.
102.	1821  Anonymous, "The Poet's Lyre on Lord Byron" Euterpeiad, or Musical Intelligencer [Boston] 1 (9 June 1821) 43.
103.	1821  Bryan Waller Procter to Lord Byron, 19 March 1821, in Byron, Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 5:38-39n.
104.	1821  W. H. S., "Address to Lord Byron. On reading the lines written by his Lordship ... on the Silver Mounting of a Human Skull, used as a Goblet" The Star (20 November 1821).
105.	1821  George Milner, "On the Genius and Writings of Lord Byron" Imperial Magazine [Liverpool] 3 (March 1821) 254-57.
106.	1822  Samuel Taylor Coleridge, 29 December 1822; Table Talk (1884) 16.
107.	1822  Anonymous, in "The Augustan Age in England" The Album 1 (1822) 206-09.
108.	1822  John Graham of Lifford, "An Epistle to Lord Byron, on reading his Cain, a Mystery" The Literary Gazette (23 March 1822) 185.
109.	1822  Palemon, "Critique on Lord Byron" Blackwood's Magazine 11 (April 1822) 456-60.
110.	1822  Labienus, "On Lord Byron and his Adversaries" The Literary Chronicle 4 (8 June 1822) 365.
111.	1822  R., "Portraitures of Modern Poets: Lord Byron" Ladies' Monthly Museum S3 15 (February 1822) 86-91.
112.	1822  James Harley, in The Press, or Literary Chit-Chat. A Satire (1822) 15-17.
113.	1822  Anonymous, "Lord Byron and Southey" Saturday Magazine [Philadelphia] 2 (27 April 1822) 389.
114.	1822  Robert S. Coffin ["The Boston Bard"], "Byron" Saturday Evening Post [Philadelphia] (23 February 1822).
115.	1822  Anonymous, "Childe Harold in a Fever" Morning Post (16 February 1822).
116.	1822  Anonymous, "Childe Harold to his Defender" Morning Post (18 February 1822).
117.	1822  G. G—m, "Lines to Lord Byron" Morning Post (7 December 1822).
118.	1823  Anonymous, "Lines to Lord Byron" Edinburgh Magazine NS 13 (July 1823) 70.
119.	1823  "Leigh Hunt," "Lines to my Friend Byron" 1823; The Albion [New York] 2 (3 January 1824) 227 [reprinted from John Bull].
120.	1823  Frances Wright, "To Marcella, with Byron's Poems" The Minerva [New York] 2 (30 August 1823) 168.
121.	1823  Anonymous, in "The Literary Police Office, Bow-Street, London" Port Folio [Philadelphia] S4 15 (June 1823) 506-07.
122.	1823  J. H., "To H— D—, accompanied with some Stanzas of Childe Harold, written from Memory" The Sun (18 July 1823).
123.	1824  Eleanor Dickinson, "On the Death of Lord Byron" Dickinson, The Pleasures of Piety (1824) 23-28.
124.	1824  Walter Scott, "Character of Lord Byron" The Literary Chronicle 6 (29 May 1824) 345-46.
125.	1824  Richard Hatt, "Elegy on the Death of Lord Byron" The Literary Chronicle 6 (22 May 1824) 333.
126.	1824  A Harrow School-Fellow of Lord Byron, "Verses on the Death of Lord Byron" Morning Chronicle (17 May 1824).
127.	1824  Auctor, "A Lament on the Death of the Noble Poet, Lord Byron" The Examiner (23 May 1824) 329.
128.	1824  Anonymous, "Byron — Shelley" The Examiner (3 October 1824) 635.
129.	1824  J. J. Leathwick, "Stanzas on the Death of Lord Byron" The Literary Chronicle 6 (29 May 1824) 348-49.
130.	1824  Thomas Charleton Smith, "Monody on the Death of Lord Byron" Bay Leaves (1824) 1-11.
131.	1824  Clio, "Elegy on the Death of Lord Byron" European Magazine 86 (July 1824) 15-16.
132.	1824  John Dodderidge Humphreys, "Occasioned by reading that the Heart of Byron was to remain in Greece" Morning Post (6 August).
133.	1824  Anonymous, "On the Separation of Lord and Lady Byron. A Fragment" La Belle Assemblee NS 29 (March 1824) 117.
134.	1824  T., "Elegiac Stanzas on Lord Byron" Literary Magnet 1 (1824) 319.
135.	1824  Anonymous, "Lines upon Lord Byron's Death" Ladies' Monthly Museum S3 20 (August 1824) 117-18.
136.	1824  Nathaniel Hazeltine Carter, in Pains of the Imagination (1824) 19-20.
137.	1824  Bernard M. Carter, in "The Wag's Poem" Poems by Bernard M. Carter of Virginia (1824) 30-35.
138.	1824  Carlos Wilcox, in "The Religion of Taste" 1824; Remains (1828) 193-94.
139.	1824  Elizabeth Barrett Browning, "Stanzas on the Death of Lord Byron" (1824) in An Essay on Mind (1826) 116-19.
140.	1824  T., "To Greece, on the Death of Lord Byron" Morning Chronicle (2 August 1824).
141.	1824  James McHenry, "Lord Byron" American Monthly Magazine [Philadelphia] 2 (July 1824) 68-71.
142.	1824  T. W. R., "To the Shades of Lord Byron" The Microscope [Louisville KY] 1 (14 August 1824).
143.	1824  James Gordon Brooks, "Lord Byron" The Minerva [New York] NS 1 (3 July 1824) 205-06.
144.	1824  Anonymous, "Monody on the Death of Lord Byron" The Minerva [New York] NS 2 (30 October 1824) 63.
145.	1824  L., "Monody on the Death of Lord Byron" New England Galaxy 7 (16 July 1824).
146.	1824  Patty, "Lord Byron" New York Mirror and Ladies' Literary Gazette 1 (3 July 1824) 392.
147.	1824  Charles Sprague, "The Memory of Byron. A Toast Given at a Fourth of July Public Dinner" Sprague, Poetical and Prose Writings (1876) 144 &n.
148.	1824  Robert Southey, Letter to the Editor of The Courier, December 1824; Southey, Life and Correspondence (1849-50) 5:354-60.
149.	1824  Dabney Carr Terrell, "On Lord Byron" 1824; Virginia Literary Museum 1 (19 May 1830) 774-75.
150.	1824  Verita, "Lines on the Death of a great Poet" Western Luminary [Lexington KY] 1 (1 September 1824) 127-28.
151.	1824  Thomas Haynes Bayly, "Lines on the Death of Lord Byron" 1824; Songs, Ballads, and other Poems (1844) 1:17-18.
152.	1824  Musophilus, "To R. N. on his Article in the London Magazine, regarding Lord Byron" Morning Chronicle (5 October 1824).
153.	1824  J. S. W., "On the Death of Lord Byron" The Kaleidoscope [Liverpool] NS 4 (25 May 1824) 396.
154.	1824  Phemius, "To the Right Honourable Lord Byron" Morning Post (27 March 1824).
155.	1824  Thomas Stott, "Sonnet to Lord Byron" Morning Post (22 April 1824).
156.	1824  Thomas Stott, "Monody on the Death of Lord Byron" Morning Post (25 May 1824).
157.	1824  W. P. B., "Translation of a Greek Ode on Lord Byron" Morning Post (23 July 1824).
158.	1824  Matthew Gregory Lewis, "Lord Byron" Morning Post (13 August 1824).
159.	1824  J. B., "Fragment" St. James's Chronicle (15 July 1824).
160.	1824  Anonymous, "Byron, a Dirge" The Sun (22 July 1824).
161.	1824  John Taylor Esq., "The Last Words of Lord Byron" The Sun (14 August 1824).
162.	1824  Sarah S. Pugh, "Epigram" Pugh, Poems addressed to various Literary Characters (1827) 45.
163.	1824  Sw***, "The Pilgrim's Lament on the Death of Lord Byron" Imperial Magazine 6 (September 1824) 847-49.
164.	1825  William Hazlitt, "Lord Byron" The Spirit of the Age: or Contemporary Portraits (1825) 159-81.
165.	1825  William Lisle Bowles, "Childe Harold's Last Pilgrimage" 1825; Literary Souvenir, or Cabinet of Poetry and Romance (1826) 43-45.
166.	1825  Thomas Enort Smith, "Sonnet to the Shade of Lord Byron" The Monthly Magazine 60 (August 1825) 44.
167.	1825  Anonymous, "Harold's Last Pilgrimage" Edinburgh Magazine and Literary Miscellany NS 16 (June 1825) 713-17.
168.	1825  Hugh Brown, "Lines to the Memory of Lord Byron" Edinburgh Magazine NS 17 (November 1825) 565-66.
169.	1825  Anonymous, "Literature of the Nineteenth Century: Lord Byron" Literary Magnet 3 (1825) 161-63.
170.	1825  Augusta, "On Finding a faded Rose in a Volume of Byron" American Athenaeum 1 (3 November 1825) 284.
171.	1825  Charles Caleb Colton, "Irregular Ode, on the Death of Lord Byron" The Sun (26 August 1825).
172.	1825  Sophia Hyatt, the White Lady, "My Last Walk in the Gardens of Newstead Abbey" Morning Chronicle (3 October 1825).
173.	1825  Charles Symmons, D.D., "Sonnet, on Newstead Abbey, lately re-edified by its present Proprietor, Lieut.-Colonel Thomas Wildman" The Sun (27 January 1825).
174.	1825  Anonymous, "Lines found written in Lord Byron's Bible" The Star (19 May 1825).
175.	1825  Elisha Tatham, "Lines written on a Blank-Page in Don Juan" Imperial Magazine 7 (October 1825) 940.
176.	1826  George Lunt, in The Grave of Byron (1826) 47.
177.	1826  Anonymous, in Review of Byron, Works; New York Review NS 2 (April 1826) 339.
178.	1826  O'L., "Byron" Dublin and London Magazine 2 (April 1826) 192.
179.	1826  Richard Ryan, in Poetry and Poets: being a Collection of the choicest Anecdotes relative to the Poets of every Age and Nation (1826) 3:236-38.
180.	1826  Anonymous, "Sonnet" Morning Post (19 April 1826).
181.	1827  James Hogg, "Ode for Music. On the Death of Lord Byron" Blackwood's Magazine 21 (May 1827) 320-21.
182.	1827  Henrriqueta, "Byron" The Philadelphia Album 2 (29 August 1827) 104.
183.	1827  C. T. R., "On the Death of Lord Byron" The New-York Mirror 5 (21 July 1827) 16.
184.	1827  M. A. B., aged 14; "On Lord Byron's Assertion, that Woman was devoid of Sense, and that she never did any Good without it was to lead to Evil" September 1827; Genius of Universal Emancipation [Baltimore] NS 2 (28 June 1828) 152.
185.	1827  S., "Lines addressed to Ada, on the Death of Lord Byron" Morning Post (27 July 1827).
186.	1827  Anonymous, "Lines writte on a Blank Leaf of Lord Byron's Poems" Gentleman's Magazine 97 (January 1827) 27.
187.	1828  Leigh Hunt, in Lord Byron and some of his Contemporaries (1828) 1:77-78.
188.	1828  Walter Savage Landor, in "Landor, English Visitor, and Florentine Visitor" Imaginary Conversations (1828) 3:437-40.
189.	1828  George Croly, in Beauties of the British Poets (1828) xiii-xiv.
190.	1828  Orasmyn, "Byron" Saturday Evening Post 7 (6 December 1828).
191.	1828  H. Cox, "Written on reading the Works of Lord Byron" Imperial Magazine 10 (November 1828) 1033.
192.	1829  Mary Howitt to Zilla Wiffen Watts, 16 November 1829; in Alaric Alfred Watts, Alaric Watts, a Narrative of his Life, by his Son (1884) 2:4.
193.	1829  Anna Brownell Jameson, "Heroines of Modern Poetry" Loves of the Poets (1829; 1857) 507-08.
194.	1829  Oliver William Bourne Peabody in "The Decline of Poetry" North American Review [Boston] 28 (January 1829) 12-13.
195.	1829  James Gordon Brooks, "Byron" Philadelphia Album 3 (4 February 1829) 281.
196.	1829  A., "Sonnet on Lord Byron" Philadelphia Monthly Magazine NS 1 (September 1829) 743.
197.	1830  Henry Francis Cary, 1830 ca.; Memoir of the Rev. Henry Francis Cary (1847) 2:305.
198.	1830  Felicia Hemans, 1830; Memorials of Mrs. Hemans, ed. Chorley (1836) 2:85.
199.	1830  George Barrell Cheever, in Studies in Poetry ... A copious Collection of Elegant Extracts (1830) 353.
200.	1830  Anonymous, in "Lord Byron's Character and Writings" Southern Review [Charleston] 5 (May 1830) 518-19.
201.	1830  R., "Childe Harold's last Dream. An Extract from an unpublished Poem" The Philadelphia Album 4 (16 January 1830)
202.	1830  Everard, "Childe Harold" The New-York Mirror 7 (23 January 1830) 225.
203.	1830  John Herman Merivale, Diary Entry, 17 January 1830; Anna Wilhelmina Merivale, Family Memorials (1884) 293-95.
204.	1830  C. H., "Sonnet to the Memory of Lord Byron" Morning Post (3 February 1830).
205.	1830  Mary Shelley to John Murray, 19 January 1830; Smiles, A Publisher and his Friends: Memoir of John Murray (1891) 2:318-19.
206.	1830  John Wilson Croker to John Murray, 1830; Smiles, A Publisher and his Friends: Memoir of John Murray (1891) 2:321-22.
207.	1830  William Kennedy, "Byron" The Lyre: Fugitive Poetry of the XIXth Century (1830) 258-59.
208.	1831  Samuel Egerton Brydges, in Modern Aristocracy (1831) 23.
209.	1831  John Wilson, in "An Hour's Talk about Poetry" 1831; Recreations of Christopher North (1852) 78.
210.	1831  Willis Gaylord Clark, "Byron at Rome" The New-York Mirror 8 (19 February 1831) 260.
211.	1831  Henry Gally Knight to John Murray, 17 February 1831; Smiles, A Publisher and his Friends: Memoir of John Murray (1891) 2:323.
212.	1831  Thomas Babington Macaulay, Review of Moore's Life of Byron; Edinburgh Review 53 (June 1831) 544-72.
213.	1832  John Abraham Heraud, "Lines written in Moore's Life of Byron" Fraser's Magazine 4 (January 1832) 713.
214.	1832  John Taylor Esq., in Records of my Life (1832) 2:349-56.
215.	1833  Alaric Alexander Watts, in "Envoy" 1833; Lyrics (1851) 323.
216.	1833  Allan Cunningham, in "Biographical and Critical History of the Literature of the last Fifty Years" The Athenaeum (16 November 1833) 771.
217.	1837  Caroline Norton to John Murray, 4 November 1837; Smiles, A Publisher and his Friends: Memoir of John Murray (1891) 2:414-15.
218.	1839  Chandos Leigh, "Byron at Harrow" Poems (1839) 350n.
219.	1842  Robert Story, in Love and Literature; being the Reminiscences, Literary Opinions, and Fugitive Pieces of a Poet in Humble Life (1842) 174-79.
220.	1843  John Holland, in Psalmists of Britain. Records of upwards of One Hundred and Fifty Authors, who have rendered the Whole or Parts of The Book of Psalms, into English Verse (1843) 2:285-87.
221.	1846  John Dix, in "Robert Southey and Joseph Cottle" Pen and Ink Sketches of Poets, Preachers, and Politicians (1846) 155-58.
222.	1851  David Macbeth Moir, in Sketches of the Poetical Literature of the Past Half-Century (1851; 1852) 164-78.
223.	1857  Samuel Griswold Goodrich, in Recollections of a Lifetime (1857) 2:100-07.
224.	1873  Joseph Devey, "Romantic School. Byron" A Comparative View of Modern English Poets (1873) 184-211.
225.	1877  Bryan Waller Procter, 1800 ca.; Autobiographical Fragment (1877) 134-35.
226.	1880  John Addington Symonds, in The English Poets: Selections with Critical Introductions, ed. Thomas Humphry Ward (1880) 4:244-55.
227.	1891  Samuel Smiles, in A Publisher and his Friends: Memoir of John Murray (1891) 1:210-11.
228.	1893  George Saintsbury, in A History of Nineteenth Century Literature (1893; 1913) 80-81.

BIOGRAPHY RECORDS
for Lord Byron:

1.	1814  Anonymous, "Memoir of the Right Ho. George Gordon Byron" European Magazine 65 (January 1814) 3-4.
2.	1816  Anonymous, in Biographical Dictionary of Living Authors (1816) 51.
3.	1819  Anonymous, "Biographical Memoir of the Right Hon. Lord Byron" New British Lady's Magazine 3 (August 1819) 45-48.
4.	1824  Anonymous, Obituary in Gentleman's Magazine 94 (June 1824) 561-68.
5.	1827  C. G., "Memoir of Lord Byron" Living Poets of England: Specimens of the Living British Poets (1827) 2:163-68.
6.	1831  John Gibson Lockhart, "Moore's Life of Byron" Quarterly Review 44 (January 1831) 168-226.
7.	1838  S. C. Hall, in The Book of Gems. The Modern Poets and Artists of Great Britain (1838) 14.
8.	1838  Henry Fothergill Chorley, "Lord Byron" The Authors of England (1838) 17-26.
9.	1844  Robert Chambers, in Cyclopaedia of English Literature (1844; 1850) 2:386-91.
10.	1847  William Howitt, "Lord Byron" Homes and Haunts of the Most Eminent British Poets (1847) 1:467-504.

AUTHOR AS CRITIC:
(commentary records)

1.	1807  Henry Mackenzie:   Lord Byron to William Bankes, 1807; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 1:123.
2.	1807  Alexander Fraser Tytler:   Lord Byron to John Hanson, 2 April 1807; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 1:125.
3.	1808  Rev. Francis Hodgson:   Lord Byron to Francis Hodgson, 3 November 1808; Memoir of Francis Hodgson (1878) 1:105-06.
4.	1808  Samuel Jackson Pratt:   Lord Byron to John Becher 28 March 1808; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 1:186.
5.	1809  Rev. William Lisle Bowles:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:323-26.
6.	1809  Thomas Campbell:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:361 &n.
7.	1809  Samuel Taylor Coleridge:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898) 1:316-17.
8.	1809  Joseph Cottle:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:328-29 & n.
9.	1809  Hannah Cowley:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:357-58.
10.	1809  Rev. George Crabbe:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:364-65.
11.	1809  Dr. Erasmus Darwin:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:367-68 & n.
12.	1809  Thomas John Dibdin:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:345-46.
13.	1809  William Thomas Fitzgerald:   Lord Byron, in English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:297 & n.
14.	1809  William Gifford:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:363 & n.
15.	1809  Rev. James Grahame:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:322-23 &n.
16.	1809  William Hayley:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:321-22 & n.
17.	1809  Rev. William Herbert:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:335-36 & n.
18.	1809  Rev. Charles Hoyle:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers, 1809; Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:372-73.
19.	1809  Edward Jerningham:   Lord Byron, in Postscript to English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poems ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898) 1:383-84.
20.	1809  Charles Lloyd:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:368-69 & n.
21.	1809  Capel Lofft:   Lord Byron, in English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:359 &n.
22.	1809  Hector Macneill:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:362 & n.
23.	1809  Rev. Thomas Maurice:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:329 & n.
24.	1809  Alexander Pope:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poems ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898) 1:305-06.
25.	1809  Samuel Jackson Pratt:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1901) 1:322-23 & n.
26.	1809  Rev. George Richards:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:375-76 & n.
27.	1809  Samuel Rogers:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:361-62 &n.
28.	1809  Sir Walter Scott:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:309-10.
29.	1809  Robert Southey:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:312-14.
30.	1809  Thomas Stott:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:308 & n.
31.	1809  Henry Kirke White:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:363-64 & n.
32.	1809  William Wordsworth:   Lord Byron, in English Bards and Scotch Reviewers (1809); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:315-16 & n.
33.	1811  Sir James Bland Burges:   Lord Byron, in Hints from Horace (1811); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 1:436-37 & n.
34.	1811  Thomas James Mathias:   Lord Byron to Augusta Leigh, 30 August 1811; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 2:14.
35.	1811  Ambrose Philips:   Lord Byron, in Hints from Horace (1811); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1901) 1:418.
36.	1811  Rev. George Townsend:   Lord Byron to R. C. Dallas, 27 August 1811; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 2:9.
37.	1811  Henry Kirke White:   Lord Byron to R. C. Dallas, 21 August 1811; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 1:336-38.
38.	1812  Bernard Barton:   Lord Byron to Bernard Barton, 1 June 1812; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 2:123-25.
39.	1812  Granville Penn:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 14 September 1812; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 2:143-44.
40.	1812  Henry James Pye:   Lord Byron to Lord Holland, 25 June 1812; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 2:125-29.
41.	1812  Sir Walter Scott:   Lord Byron to Walter Scott, 6 July 1812; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 2:131-35.
42.	1813  Sir Samuel Egerton Brydges:   Lord Byron, Journal, 23 November 1813; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 2:337-38.
43.	1813  Charles Bucke:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 21 April 1813; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 2:202.
44.	1813  Robert Burns:   Lord Byron, Journal, 16 November 1813; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 2:320.
45.	1813  William Gifford:   Lord Byron to William Gifford, 18 June 1813; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 2:221-22.
46.	1813  Robert Pearse Gillies:   Lord Byron, Journal, 23 November 1813; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 2:337-38.
47.	1813  Leigh Hunt:   Lord Byron, Journal, 1 December 1813; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 2:357-58.
48.	1813  William Henry Ireland:   Lord Byron, Review of Ireland, Neglected Genius; The Monthly Review 70 (February 1813) 203-05.
49.	1813  Sir James Mackintosh:   Lord Byron to James Wedderburn Webster, 30 September 1813; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 2:269-70.
50.	1813  Christopher Smart:   Lord Byron to Thomas Moore, 22 June 1813; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 2:224-25.
51.	1813  Robert Southey:   Lord Byron, Journal 22 November 1813; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 2:331.
52.	1814  William Congreve:   Lord Byron, Journal, 10 March 1814; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 397-98.
53.	1814  Isaac D'Israeli:   Lord Byron, Journal, 17 March 1814; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 3:401-02.
54.	1814  Robert Dodsley:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 2 September 1814; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 3:128.
55.	1814  William Thomas Fitzgerald:   Lord Byron to Thomas Moore, 8 January 1814; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 3:10.
56.	1814  James Hogg:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 3 August 1814; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 3:115-17.
57.	1814  John Herman Merivale:   Lord Byron to John Herman Merivale, January 1814; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 3:5.
58.	1814  John Hamilton Reynolds:   Lord Byron, Journal, 20 February 1814; Letters, ed. Prothero (1898) 2:388.
59.	1814  John Hamilton Reynolds:   Lord Byron to John Hamilton Reynolds, 20 February 1814; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 3:45-48.
60.	1815  William Collins:   Lord Byron to Leigh Hunt, November 1815; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 3:247-48.
61.	1815  George Colman the Younger:   Lord Byron to Thomas Moore, 31 October 1815; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 3:242-43.
62.	1815  John Taylor Esq.:   Lord Byron to John Taylor, 23 July 1815; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 3:213-14.
63.	1816  Edward Bysshe:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 20 February 1816; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 3:263.
64.	1816  Rev. Charles Churchill:   Lord Byron, "Churchill's Grave" (1816); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 4:48.
65.	1816  Rev. Francis Hodgson:   Lord Byron to Thomas More, 5 December 1816; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:11.
66.	1817  Rev. George Croly:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 4 September 1817; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:164.
67.	1817  Bertie Greatheed:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 4 June 1817; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:127-29.
68.	1817  Margaret Holford:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 25 March 1817; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:87-88.
69.	1817  Robert Merry:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 4 June 1817; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:127-29.
70.	1817  Alexander Pope:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 15 September 1817; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:169-70.
71.	1818  Rev. William Beloe:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 20 February 1818; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:199-200.
72.	1818  George Chalmers:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 8 January 1818; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:192.
73.	1818  Henry Gally Knight:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 8 January 1818; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:190-91.
74.	1818  Samuel Rogers:   Lord Byron, "Lord Byron's Verses on Sam Rogers, in Question and Answer" 1818; Fraser's Magazine 7 (January 1833) 82-84.
75.	1818  William Sotheby:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 23 July 1818; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:228-31.
76.	1818  William Sotheby:   Lord Byron, in Beppo (1818); Poetical Works, ed. E.H. Coleridge (1898-1904) 4:182-83.
77.	1818  Rev. Joseph Spence:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 8 January 1818; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:192.
78.	1818  Rev. Joseph Warton:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 12 April 1818; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:224-25.
79.	1819  Sir George Buc:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 25 May 1819; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 3:371.
80.	1819  James Hogg:   Lord Byron, in Reply to Blackwood's Magazine (1819); Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:494.
81.	1819  Rev. Richard Hole:   Lord Byron, Reply to Blackwood's Magazine (1819); Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:488.
82.	1819  Margaret Holford:   Lord Byron, in Reply to Blackwood's Magazine (1819); Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:494.
83.	1819  John Milton:   Lord Byron, in Reply to Blackwood's Magazine (1819); Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:490-91.
84.	1819  Mary Russell Mitford:   Lord Byron, in Reply to Blackwood's Magazine (1819); Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:494.
85.	1819  Robert Southey:   Lord Byron, Dedication to Don Juan (1819); Strachey, Poets on Poets (1894) 217-18.
86.	1819  Horace Twiss:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 1 August 1819; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:372.
87.	1819  John Wilson:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 10 October 1819; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:384-85.
88.	1820  Christopher Anstey:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 20 May 1820; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 5:25.
89.	1820  Rev. George Croly:   Lord Byron, in Don Juan Canto 11 (1820); Poetical Works, ed. Coleridge (1898-1904) 6:444.
90.	1820  Oliver Goldsmith:   Lord Byron to John Murray 23 April 1820; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 5:18.
91.	1820  Thomas Gray:   Lord Byron, in Letter to Blackwood's Magazine (1820); Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:487-88.
92.	1820  Felicia Hemans:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 28 September 1820; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 5:64.
93.	1820  John Keats:   Lord Byron, in Don Juan Canto 11, 1820; Poetical Works, ed. Coleridge (1898-1904) 6:445-46.
94.	1820  Rev. Edward Smedley:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 12 September 1820; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 5:92-93.
95.	1821  Rev. William Lisle Bowles:   Lord Byron, "Letter to John Murray on the Rev. W. L. Bowles's Strictures on the Life and Writings of Pope" (1821); Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:536-66.
96.	1821  Thomas Campbell:   Lord Byron, 11 January 1821; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 5:165-66.
97.	1821  George Colman the Younger:   Lord Byron, Journal Entry, 1821; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 5:460-61.
98.	1821  Gen. Richard Fitzpatrick:   Lord Byron, Journal, 19 January 1821; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 5:178.
99.	1821  John Hughes:   Lord Byron, in On the Rev. W. L. Bowles's Strictures (1821); Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:553.
100.	1821  John Keats:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 26 April 1821; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 5:269-70.
101.	1821  Rev. Thomas Penrose:   Lord Byron, in Observations on the Observations (1821); Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 5:578.
102.	1821  Ambrose Philips:   Lord Byron, On the Rev. W. L. Bowles's Strictures (1821); Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 4:556-57.
103.	1821  Bryan Waller Procter:   Lord Byron to John Murray, 4 January 1821; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 5:217.
104.	1821  Samuel Richardson:   Lord Byron, Diary, 27 February 1821; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 5:148-49.
105.	1821  Anna Seward:   Lord Byron, Detached Thoughts (1821); Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 5:440.
106.	1821  Percy Bysshe Shelley:   Lord Byron to Percy Bysshe Shelley, 26 April 1821; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 5:266-69.
107.	1821  Sir William Temple:   Lord Byron, Observations on the Observations (1821); Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 5:590.
108.	1821  Horace Walpole:   Lord Byron, Preface to Marino Faliero (1821); Poetical Works, ed. E. H. Coleridge (1898-1901) 4:339.
109.	1822  John Gibson Lockhart:   Lord Byron to Walter Scott, 27 January 1822; Letters and Journals, ed. Rowland E. Prothero (1898-1901) 6:5.
110.	1822  Henry James Pye:   Lord Byron, in "Vision of Judgment" The Liberal 1 (1822) 34.