Childe Harold’s Pilgramage by Lord George Gordon Byron

George Gordon Byron's reaction to childhood is the most influential of the century that George Gordon Byron, known as Sir Byron, went to Harold's pilgrimage as his work during the 18th century British literary romantic era One of the poets. In Norton British Literature Collection he is "the best and most English of these artists, he was so wonderful English that I could learn from him the truth about this country and his age" It was introduced. Not everyone else.

George Gordon Byron, the 6th Baron Fraser known as Lord Byron, (January 22, 1788 - April 19, 1824) is a British nobleman, poet, fellow, politician, and romantic. Leading numbers. He is considered one of the greatest poets in the UK and is still being widely read and influenced. His most famous work includes pilgrims of long story poeties Don Juan and Childe Harold, and short lyrics "Walking Beauty" by Short Poem. He traveled throughout Europe, especially Italy, where he lived in Venice, Ravenna, Pisa for seven years. During my stay in Italy, he visited Percy Bysshe Shelley, a friend and poet. In later life, Byron participated in the Greek Revolutionary War against the Ottoman Empire. The Ottoman Empire regarded it as a national hero. He died of heat in Mizrungi at the age of 36 in 1824.

George Gordon Byron's reaction to childhood is the most influential of the century that George Gordon Byron, known as Sir Byron, went to Harold's pilgrimage as his work during the 18th century British literary romantic era One of the poets. In Norton British Literature Collection he is "the best and most English of these artists, he was so wonderful English that I could learn from him the truth about this country and his age" It was introduced. Not everyone else.

Born in Augusta Ada Byron, Ada Lovelace is the only legitimate child of the famous poet George Gordon Byron. It was not fortunate that Sir Byron married Millbank Byron of Anne Isabella, Ada's mother. A few weeks after my daughter was born, Mrs Byron lived separately from her husband. Several months later, Sir Byron left England and Ada never met her father again. When Ada was eight years old, he died in Greece. In the mid-nineteenth century, Aida did an unusual education for aristocratic girls. Under her mother 's argument, the tutor taught her mathematics and science. At the time, these difficult tasks were not women's standard rewards, but her mother believed that strict learning hindered Lavres from developing a father's mood bad and unpredictable temperament It was. Ada had been forced to stand still for a long time as her mother believed it would help to develop self-control.