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CHAPTER II
BYRON
:
For full list of magazine articles and criticism, contemporary and after-
wards, see D, of N. B. (article by Stephen, Sir Leslie), bibliography by
Anderson, J. P. , attached to Roden Noel's Life and Byroniana und Anderes
aus dem Englischen Seminar in Erlangen.
For a complete bibliography of Byron's works, including translations, see
The Works of Lord Byron, ed. by Coleridge, E. H. , vol. VII, pp. 89 ff. , 1904.
I. MSS IN BRITISH MUSEUM
The following MSS comprise letters and other Byron data:
Egerton MSS. 2027 (Childe Harold's Pilgrimage. Poems written abroad
with autograph corrections and notes); 2028 (British Bards; a satire, 1808.
Rough proof-sheets with autograph corrections and instructions for printing);
2029 (Hints from Horace); 3030 (Draft of Byron's speech on the Frame-work
bill, 1812, in his own hand. Proof-sheets with autograph corrections); 2075, ff.
29-31; 2332, f. 2 (Stanzas to Jessy, 1807); 2611 (Byron's letters to Hanson, J. ,
his solicitor, 1806-16); 2612, 2613 (Correspondence of Hanson, J. , relating to
the Byron estates); 2869, ff. 7-12.
Additional MSS. 21508, f. 52; 22119 (George Gordon Byron's (natural
son of the poet] forged letters and notes to S. Rogers's poems, 1823); 22130,
f. 95; 28721, f. 38; 31037 and 31038 (Letters to his sister Augusta, letters and
papers relating to his barial, and various poems); 33964, f. 237; 34583, f. 443;
35251, f. 13; 36455, ff. 1-583 (MSS of J. C. Hobhouse's Notes and Historical
Illustrations of the Fourth Canto of Childe Harold, 1817); 36456, ff. 18, 44,
334, 337, 343, 419, 425"; 36457, ff. 144, 152, 154 and 357; ff. 437, 438 (Concerning


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alterations in Cantos I and II of Don Juan); 36459, ff. 113, 137, 186; and 307
(Letter from the Contessa Guiccioli concerning Byron, 1822); 36460, ff. 158,
160, 169, 174, 219, 300, 325, 355, 361; 36461, ff. 412, 418; and 438, 499 (Reputed
confessions by Lady Caroline Lamb concerning her intercourse with Byron);
36463, f. 104; 36464, ff. 259, 260; 36465, ff. 86, 88; 36466, ff. 18, 263, 278, 284;
36469, ff. 109, 111, 113 (Letters on Byron's proposed burial in Westminster
Abbey); 36472, ff. 148, 151; 36622 (Diary of Williams, E. E. , relating to Byron,
1821-2).
II. WORKS
Fugitive Pieces. . . . Newark, 1806. [Privately printed; entire issue destroyed
excepting three copies. ] Rptd in facsimile, 1886.
Poems on Various Occasions. Newark, 1807. [Only 100 copies printed. ]
Hours of Idleness: A Series of Poems, Original and Translated. By George
Gordon, Lord Byron, a Minor. . . . Newark, 1807.
Imitations and Translations from the Ancient and Modern Classics, together
with Original Poems never before published. Collected by Hobhouse, J. C. ,
B. A. of Trinity College, Cambridge. 1809.
The Poetical Works of Lord Byron. From the last London edition. 2 vols.
Boston (U. S. A. ), 1813. London, 1814.
The Works of the Right Honourable Lord Byron. 2 vols. 1815. [Consisting
of separately published works, with collective title prefixed. ] 1817. 8 vols.
1815–20. 8 vols. 1815, 1817-20.
Poems on his own Domestic Circumstances. i. Fare thee well! ii. A Sketch
from Private Life. By Lord Byron. With the Star of the Legion of
Honour, and other poems. [Seven poems. ) 1816. 2nd edn. 1816.
Another edn. Dublin, 1816. 6th edn, containing eight poems. 1816.
8th edn, containing nine poems. 1816. 15th edn, containing nine poems.
1816.
The Works of the Right Honourable Lord Byron. 5 vols. 1817. 8 vols.
1818-22. 13 vols. Leipzig, 1818-22. Vols. 1-111. 1819. Comprehending
all his suppressed poems. Embellished with a portrait and a sketch of
his lordship’s life. . . . 2nd edn. 6 vols. Paris, 1819. Also 16 vols. Paris,
1822-4.
Three Poems not included in the Works of Byron (Lines to Lady T. , The
Aenigma, The Curse of Minerva). 1818.
Works. (English Bards, Curse of Minerva, The Waltz. ) Philadelphia, 1820.
Works of Lord Byron. 5 vols. 1821. Vols. V, VI, VII. 1824, 1825.
The Complete Works of Lord Byron, with a biographical and critical notice
by Lake, J. W. 7 vols. Paris, 1825.
The Works of Lord Byron, including the suppressed poems. The Life of
Lord Byron [by Lake, J. W. With the facsimile of a letter to the
editor of Galignani's Messenger]. ) Paris, 1826, 1828. Reissued on fine
paper with a new title-page. 1827.
The Works of Lord Byron. 4 vols. 1826. 6 vols. 1829. Reissued in 4 vols.
1829. 4 vols. 1830. 6 vols. 1831.
The Complete Works of Lord Byron, including his Lordship's suppressed
poems, with others never before published. (The Life of Lord Byron.
[Abridged from the life by Lake, J. W. , with a fac-simile of a letter from
Lord Byron to the editor of Galignani's Messenger. ]) Paris, 1831.
The Works of Lord Byron: with his letters and journals, and his life by
Thomas Moore. 17 vols. 1832-3. [Vols. 1-XII bear In fourteen
volumes on title-pages. ] Also 17 vols. 1835, 1832, 1833. [Vols. I and XII
dated 1835; vols. II-XI, 1832; vols. XIII-XVI, 1833. ]


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Medwin, Gamba, Croly, Ugo Foscolo, Ellis, Kennedy, Parry, Stanhope,
Galt, Nathan, Lady Blessington, Mrs Shelley etc. and a complete index,
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with notices of his life by Moore, T. , in two volumes, published by Murray,
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the Rev. W. L. Bowles's Strictures on the life and writings of Pope. . . .
Second edition, and a few other printed papers; also numerous views,
portraits, autograph letters and signatures of distinguished persons, etc. )
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The Works of Lord Byron; in verse and prose. Including his letters,
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