Life and Journals of Lord Byron (1832)

The biography details Lord Byron's life from his 1788 birth to his 1824 death, highlighting his education, travels, relationships, and literary accomplishments, while also addressing the controversies he faced. The second part features his personal journals and letters, offering intimate insights into his thoughts on literature, politics, and society, alongside some of his renowned poetry, including "Childe Harold's Pilgrimage" and "Don Juan." This comprehensive work provides a deep understanding of one of the Romantic era's greatest poets.