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George Gordon, Lord Byron (1788-1824) was a famous English poet known for works like Childe Harold's Pilgrimage and Don Juan. He acquired his aristocratic title at a young age and had many scandals due to his relationships, including with his half-sister Augusta. Byron traveled extensively in Europe and joined the Greek war of independence before dying in Missolonghi at age 36. He is considered the original 'Byronic hero' who embodied qualities of rebellion, passion, and defiance.
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Percy Bysshe Shelley, Shelley and his stepsister left for France and travelled through Europe.
Upon their return to England, Shelley Was pregnant with Percys child.
They Married in late 1816, After the suicide Percy Shelleys first wife, Harriet.
Shelley second and third children died before Shelley gave birth her last ang only surviving child, Percy Florence Shelley.
P.B.Shelley death in 1822 in Viareggio and she returned to England.
The last decade of her life was dogged by illness, most likely caused by the brain tumor which killed her 1 February 1851 London at age 53.
Shelleys works
Gothic novel
Frankenstein: or, The Modern Prometheus (1818)
Historical novels
Valperga (1823)
Perkin Warbeck (1830)
Apocalyptic novel
The Last Man (1837)
Her Last two novels : Lodore (1835) and Falkner (1844)
Short Stories
The Liberal(1822)
The London Magazine(1824)
Transformation
The invisible Girl
The Mortal Immortal
The Dream
The Mortal Immortal(1833)
The Mortal Immortal deals with the cursed life of winzy, a young man who has lived for 323 years. He recollects the events that led to his immortality.
Winzy worked for the professor and alchemist Cornelius Agrippa. Wnizys love for Bertha, his childhood Sweetheart and love of his life.
Cornelius Agrippa Spent many days working on an elixir. Winzy was not aware of the complete purpose of the elixir and winzy drink it when he felt bertha had left him for Albert Hoffer.
Agrippa deathbed and revels the purpose of the elixirs.
Winzy has live with the fact that Bertha is getting older while he continues to look Twenty years old.
Winzy confesses the truth and tells Bertha that he must leave her so that she may continue on with her life. Bertha accepts the situation and tells winzy that she wants to start a new life with him. Winzy cares Bertha perishes .Woman that he can love the way that he has loved Bertha. Bertha is death and Winzy effects of old age physical toll him but fact is appearance continues to be that of a twenty year old. The elixir does not prevent the aging process, but only keeps the drinker from dying.Mary Shelleys Frankenstein
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- 1. George Gordon, Lord Byron: 1788-1824 Acquires his title at age 10 from his great-uncle the Wicked Lord Byron. Moves with his mother to Newstead Abbey, near Nottingham 1801: attends Harrow 1805: Cambridge Meets his half sister Augusta during this period. 1807: First volume of poetry Hours of Idleness.
- 2. Byron: 1807-1815 1807: Byron departs on his grand tourto Lisbon, Spain, Greece and Albania. Begins work on Childe Harolds Pilgrimage . 1810: Visits Turkey. 1811: At 24, Byron returns to London. 1812: The first two cantos of Childe Harolds Pilgrimage published. 1814: The Corsair 1815: Hebrew Melodies
- 3. The mad-bad- and dangerous Lord Byron Liaisons with Lady Caroline Lamb; Lady Oxford. Scandal and gossip about his relationship with Augusta, whose child is named Medora (heroine of The Corsair ). 1815: Marries Annabella Milbanke. Annabella leaves a few weeks after the birth of Augusta Ada
- 4. Byron: 1816-1819 1816: Byron settles in Geneva, near Percy and Mary Shelley, and Claire Clairmont. 1817: begins work on Manfred . Leaves for Venice. Continues work on the third and fourth cantos of Childe Harold . Sells Newstead Abbey for 贈 94,500 1819: First two cantos of Don Juan .
- 5. Byron: 1819-1824 1819: Meets Countess Teresa Guiccioli and her Carbonari family. 1821: Publishes another mystery play, Cain . Robert Southey follows with his comment on the Satanic School. Byron publishes The Vision of Judgment a rebuttal to Southey. 1823: Joins the Greek war of independence. Falls ill in 1824 and dies in April at the age of 36.
- 6. The Byronic Hero Goethes Faust Part one is published in 1808. In Geneva, Byron meets M.G. Lewis author of The Monk who translates Faust. Part Two of Goethes Faust is published posthumously in 1832. The figure of Goethes Euphorion is based on Byron. Goethe: Byron is not antique and is not romantic, but he is the present day itself. Such a one I had to have. Moreover, he was just my man on account of his unsatisfied nature and of his warlike bent, which led him to his doom at Missolonghi.
- 10. Augusta Ada Byron (remembered as the first computer programmer.)