An edition of Lord Byron, Leigh Hunt and the "Liberal"
(1925)
Lord Byron, Leigh Hunt and the "Liberal", by Leslie P. Pickering.
by Leigh Hunt and Leslie Pickering
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Table of Contents
Preface.
Lord Byron, Leigh Hunt, and the "Liberal".
Preface to the "Liberal", by Leigh Hunt.
Lines to a critic, by P. B. Shelley.
Letter to the editor of "My grandmother's review", by Lord Byron.
A blessed spot; Letters from abroad, no. 1; Sultan Mahmoud; Madame d'Houtetot, by Leigh Hunt.
Epigrams on Lord Castlereagh, by Lord Byron.
Letters from abroad, no. 2; Advertisement to second volume; From the French, by Leigh Hunt.
Song written for an Indian air, by P. B. Shelley.
Letters from abroad, no. 3; The choice; Letters from abroad, no. 4, by Leigh Hunt.
Southeogony, by Lord Byron.
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