Oeuvres complètes de lord Byron, Volume 7   By: Lord George Gordon Byron (1788-1824)

Lord Byron's complete works, contained within this seventh volume, offer readers a comprehensive look into the complexities of his writing. Known for his romantic and dramatic poetry, Byron's pieces included in this collection do not disappoint. From contemplative sonnets to stirring narratives, each piece showcases his unparalleled skill with language and emotion.

One of the standout features of this volume is the breadth of themes explored by Byron. Love, loss, nature, and politics are just a few of the topics that he delves into with thought-provoking depth. His ability to capture the tumultuous nature of human experience is truly remarkable, drawing readers in and allowing them to connect with his words on a visceral level.

Additionally, the inclusion of both well-known works and lesser-known pieces in this collection offers a well-rounded overview of Byron's oeuvre. Readers familiar with his more famous works will appreciate the opportunity to explore his lesser-known poems and essays, gaining a deeper understanding of the full scope of his literary talent.

Overall, Oeuvres complètes de lord Byron, Volume 7 is a must-have for any fan of Lord Byron's work. Whether you are a seasoned enthusiast or new to his writing, this collection will undoubtedly leave a lasting impression and serve as a valuable addition to any literary library.

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L'auteur a, dans l'un d'eux, tenté de garder, et, dans l'autre, de violer aussi légèrement que possible la règle des unités; persuadé qu'en les méprisant tout à fait, on peut bien se montrer grand poète, mais jamais véritable auteur dramatique. Il sait combien cette déclaration semblera impopulaire dans la littérature anglaise actuelle; mais ce n'est pas de sa part un système, mais une simple opinion qui, naguère encore, était un principe littéraire généralement reconnu dans le monde, et qui l'est encore dans les contrées les plus civilisées: au reste, nous avons changé tout cela [1], et nous recueillons les fruits de ce changement... Continue reading book >>