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1788-1824
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1877
George Gordon Byron, Baron Byron
1877
Translated by Paulin Paris
A collection of poetry, essays, and commentary written in the early 19th century. This volume includes notable works such as ''Don Juan'' and showcases Byron's wit, critique of society, and exploration of love, war, and human nature. Readers will find a blend of satire and philosophical reflections interwoven throughout Byron’s poetry. The opening of this tome introduces the character of Don Juan, who embarks on a journey filled with social commentary and personal exploration. Byron employs humor and irony as he reflects on the nature of glory and the role of military leaders, particularly focusing on figures like Wellington. The initial verses set the stage for a satirical examination of society, touching on contemporary politics and the superficiality of fame, as Don Juan navigates through his experiences and encounters within the grand imperial context of Russia, particularly the court of Catherine the Great.
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