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“The best biography of Lord Byron ever written,” according to

Poet Laureate W. S. Merwin, is now back in print after

decades.

Of the hundreds of books on Byron and his work, not one has been

devoted to the immediate aftermath of his life; and yet it is these

first twenty posthumous years that yield the most unexpected and

exciting discoveries about the character of the poet and the

behavior of those who once surrounded him—wife, sister, friends,

enemies.

With the burning of his memoirs almost as soon as news of his death

reach England in May 1924, there began the sequence of impassioned

controversies that have followed one another like the links in a

chain ever since. What sort of man was the begetter of these

dramas? Unflagging in energy and acumen, Doris Lang- ley Moore

sifts the various witnesses, their motives and credentials, and not

only reveals how much questionable evidence has been accepted but

develops a corrected picture that appeals and persuades.

Drawing upon a very large amount of unpublished material, from the

Lovelace Papers, Murray manu*s, and Hobhouse archives, she

reaches the conclusion that, as to his chroniclers, a great man has

too often fallen among thieves. The story she tells needs no

special knowledge of Byron. It is written for everyone who enjoys

literary detective work and human drama.

Prologue

I    The Burning of the Memoirs

II   Biographers--The First Battle

III  Further Ordeal by Biography

IV  Widow, Sister, and Fortune

V   Discords from Greece

VI   Trials of an Executor

VII  The Blackmail Canard

VIII Thomas Moore versus Several Antagonists

IX  Lady Byron's 'Remarks'

X   Trouble from Two Scotsmen

XI   An Imaginative Frenchman

XII  The Cost of a Journey

XIII 'Lord Byron's Jackal'

XIV Two Countesses

XV  'Implora Pace'

Miniature Biography

Some Leading Characters

Printed Sources Consulted

Index

As a scholar of Lord George Gordon Byron, DORIS LANGLEY MOORE

(1902–1989) wrote four additional books: The Great Byron Adventure,

Lord Byron, Lord Byron: Accounts Rendered, and a biog-raphy of the

poet’s daughter, Ada, Countess of Lovelace.

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“The best biography of Lord Byron ever written,” according to Poet Laureate W. S. Merwin, is now back in print after decades.

Of the hundreds of books on Byron and his work, not one has been devoted to the immediate aftermath of his life; and yet it is these first twenty posthumous years that yield the most unexpected and exciting discoveries about the character of the poet and the behavior of those who once surrounded him—wife, sister, friends, enemies.

With the burning of his memoirs almost as soon as news of his death reach England in May 1924, there began the sequence of impassioned controversies that have followed one another like the links in a chain ever since. What sort of man was the begetter of these dramas? Unflagging in energy and acumen, Doris Lang- ley Moore sifts the various witnesses, their motives and credentials, and not only reveals how much questionable evidence has been accepted but develops a corrected picture that appeals and persuades.

Drawing upon a very large amount of unpublished material, from the Lovelace Papers, Murray manuscripts, and Hobhouse archives, she reaches the conclusion that, as to his chroniclers, a great man has too often fallen among thieves. The story she tells needs no special knowledge of Byron. It is written for everyone who enjoys literary detective work and human drama.