Byron's Childe Harold and Other Poems
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This edition presents a selection of poetry by Lord Byron, one of the most influential figures of the Romantic era. Featuring the epic narrative poem, "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage", this collection showcases Byron's characteristic themes of travel, disillusionment, and the sublime power of nature.
The volume includes a critical introduction and notes by Hardin Craig, offering valuable insights into Byron's life, his literary influences, and the historical context of his works. "Childe Harold" is a sweeping, semi-autobiographical poem that follows the travels and reflections of a young nobleman across Europe.
This edition serves as an excellent introduction to Byron's poetry for students and general readers alike, capturing the rebellious spirit and emotional intensity that define his enduring appeal.
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