The Political Works of Lord Byron Complete in One Volume 1883 R. Worthington Publishers

Description:

Immerse yourself in the poetic brilliance of Lord Byron with the 1883 edition of The Political Works of Lord Byron Complete in One Volume. This elaborate blue hardcover book by R. Worthington is evidence of Byron's lasting influence on literature and society.

Specifications:

• Title: The Political Works of Lord Byron, Complete in One Volume
• Author: Lord Byron (George Gordon Byron)
• Publication Date: 1883
• Publisher: R. Worthington Publishers
• Format: Ornate Hardcover
• Pages: 660
• Dimensions: 7x5x1 inches
• Language: English
• Condition: much wear on the cover, a rip on the first page, and stamps from the previous owner on the third page, as shown in the photos.

Key Elements:

Experience the works of one of the leading figures of the British Romantic movement. Byron's poetry, known for its expressive language and bold themes, captured the imaginations of England and Europe.

Byron's sensational personality and adventures, coupled with his incisive wit and societal commentary, especially in his greatest poem, Don Juan, make this volume a captivating read.

Byron's passionate involvement in the Greek rebellion against Turkish occupation, leading to his untimely death, enshrined him as a dashing martyr and a poet-genius in the annals of history.

Enjoy the rich tapestry of Lord Byron's political works. Let this volume transport you to an era where poetry and passion intertwined, reflecting the tumultuous spirit of the times.

Discover the Poetic Majesty: Add this exquisite volume to your collection and revel in the poetic prowess of Lord Byron. 

Disclaimer:

This vintage book is a timeless treasure, with its condition reflective of its age. Please review the provided photos for a better understanding of its physical state.

In Summation:

The Political Works of Lord Byron is not just a book; it's a journey through the life and mind of one of history's most fascinating literary figures. A must-have for admirers of Romantic poetry and historical literature.