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2. TitleGeorge Gordon Byron-commonly known simply as Lord
3. TitleGeorge Gordon Byron was born in London.He
4. In 1798 Byron’s great-uncle died,leaving the 10-year-old
6. In 1807 he published “Hours of Ldleness”-collection
8. Then Byron went to Veice.In this period
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TitleGeorge Gordon Byron-commonly known simply as Lord Byron, was an English poet and a leading figure in Romanticism.Byron's best-known works are the brief poems:“She Walks in Beauty”“When We Two Parted”“So, we'll go no more a roving”

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TitleGeorge Gordon Byron was born in London.He was the son of Caterine

In 1798 Byron’s great-uncle died,leaving the 10-year-old boy the family home at

In 1807 he published “Hours of Ldleness”-collection of lyrics.After returning to England

Then Byron went to Veice.In this period “Manfred”,”Mazeppa”,and the first cantons of

The Greeks wished to bury him in Athens,but only his heart stayed

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George Gordon Byron-commonly known simply as Lord Byron,

TitleGeorge Gordon Byron-commonly known simply as Lord Byron, was an English

was an English poet and a leading figure in

Romanticism.
Byron's best-known works are the brief poems:
“She Walks in Beauty”
“When We Two Parted”
“So, we'll go no more a roving”

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George Gordon Byron was born in London.
He was

TitleGeorge Gordon Byron was born in London.He was the son of

the son of Caterine Gordon.
Then after his father fled

from creditors to France and Caterine Gordon took her son to Scotland,Aberdeen.
Byron’s father died when he was 3,and the boy was educated at home and later at Aberdeen Grammar School.

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In 1798 Byron’s great-uncle died,leaving the 10-year-old boy

In 1798 Byron’s great-uncle died,leaving the 10-year-old boy the family home

the family home at Newstead Abbey but very little

fortune.
He went to Harrow and his first poems were written there.
In 1805 Byron entered to Trinity College, Cambridge ,where he cultivated a reputation for high-spirited and profligate behaviour that belied the real achievments of his undergraduated years.

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In 1807 he published “Hours of Ldleness”-collection of

In 1807 he published “Hours of Ldleness”-collection of lyrics.After returning to

lyrics.
After returning to England he completed the first two

cantos of the poem begun in Albania.
“Childe Harold’s Pilgrimage”(1812) made him famous.
In 1815 Byron married Annabella Milbanke ,but their marrige lasted little more than a year.
After the birth of their daughter ,she left him.

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Слайд 8 Then Byron went to Veice.
In this period “Manfred”,”Mazeppa”,and

Then Byron went to Veice.In this period “Manfred”,”Mazeppa”,and the first cantons

the first cantons of “Don Juan” were written.
His connection

with Teresa,Countess Guiccioli,begun in Veice in April 1819 and proved a lasting one.
In April 1824 he caught a severe chill after being soaked to the skin in an open boat.
Rheumatic fever set in and Byron died on 19 1824.

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