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Books I have read – or dipped into!
The Works of Lord Byron: With Notes and Illustrations in Two Volumes by William Anderson Esq. 1850
Narrative of Lord Byron’s Last Journey to Greece by Count Pietro Gamba
My Recollections of Lord Byron: And those of Eye-Witnesses of His Life by Teresa Guiccioli (Vol. 1&2)
The Last Days of Lord Byron by William Parry
Finden’s Illustrations of the Life and Works of Lord Byron
Conversations on Religion with Lord Byron and Others by James Kennedy
Byron and Where He Is Buried by Thomas Gerrard Barber (1939)
Byron A Life in Ten Letters by Andrew Stauffer
Lord Byron’s Best Friends: From Bulldogs to Boatswain & beyond by Geoffrey Bond
Byron’s Manor – Birthplace of his Poetry by Geoffrey Bond
Dangerous To Show: Byron and His Portraits by Geoffrey Bond & Christine Kenyon Jones
Byron A Portrait by Leslie A. Marchand
Lord Byron Selected Letters and Journals by Leslie A. Marchand
Lady Caroline Lamb: This Infernal Woman by Susan Normington
Byron’s War: Romantic Rebellion, Greek Revolution by Roderick Beaton
The Greek Adventure by David Howarth
Byron: Life and Legend by Fiona MacCarthy
Fall of the House of Byron by Emily Brand
Shades of Heroes (Newstead Abbey) by David Newport
Newstead Abbey 1540-1931 by Rosalys Coope and Peter Smith
Narrative of Lord Byron’s Last Journey to Greece by Count Pietro Gamba
My Recollections of Lord Byron: And those of Eye-Witnesses of His Life by Teresa Guiccioli (Vol. 1&2)
The Last Days of Lord Byron by William Parry
Finden’s Illustrations of the Life and Works of Lord Byron
Conversations on Religion with Lord Byron and Others by James Kennedy
Byron and Where He Is Buried by Thomas Gerrard Barber (1939)
Byron A Life in Ten Letters by Andrew Stauffer
Lord Byron’s Best Friends: From Bulldogs to Boatswain & beyond by Geoffrey Bond
Byron’s Manor – Birthplace of his Poetry by Geoffrey Bond
Dangerous To Show: Byron and His Portraits by Geoffrey Bond & Christine Kenyon Jones
Byron A Portrait by Leslie A. Marchand
Lord Byron Selected Letters and Journals by Leslie A. Marchand
Lady Caroline Lamb: This Infernal Woman by Susan Normington
Byron’s War: Romantic Rebellion, Greek Revolution by Roderick Beaton
The Greek Adventure by David Howarth
Byron: Life and Legend by Fiona MacCarthy
Fall of the House of Byron by Emily Brand
Shades of Heroes (Newstead Abbey) by David Newport
Newstead Abbey 1540-1931 by Rosalys Coope and Peter Smith
Twelve Volumes by Leslie A. Marchand (titles are very descriptive of content!)
1. In my Hot Youth (1798-1810)
2. Famous in my Time (1810-1812)
3. Alas! The Love of Women! (1813-1814)
4. Wedlock’s the Devil (1814-1815)
5. So late into the Night (1816-1817)
6. The Flesh is Frail (1818-1819)
7. Between Two Worlds (1820)
8. Born for Opposition (1821)
9. In the Wind’s Eye (1821-1822)
10. A Heart for Every Fate (1822-1823)
11. For Freedom’s Battle (1823-1824)
12. The Trouble of an Index
2. Famous in my Time (1810-1812)
3. Alas! The Love of Women! (1813-1814)
4. Wedlock’s the Devil (1814-1815)
5. So late into the Night (1816-1817)
6. The Flesh is Frail (1818-1819)
7. Between Two Worlds (1820)
8. Born for Opposition (1821)
9. In the Wind’s Eye (1821-1822)
10. A Heart for Every Fate (1822-1823)
11. For Freedom’s Battle (1823-1824)
12. The Trouble of an Index
Illustrations
Courtesy of Newstead Abbey, Nottingham City Museums and Galleries
Alamy stock photos
Wikimedia Commons - Public Domain
Alamy stock photos
Wikimedia Commons - Public Domain
People Who Made This Possible
Dr Margaret ‘Diddy’ Wheldon for building a fully functional, efficient and user-friendly website
Trish Davis and Amanda Gibbons for their continuous support over the years and for sharing their in-depth knowledge of Byron acquired during their years working at Newstead Abbey and connections with Byron Societies
Geoffrey Bond for his inspiration, encouragement and advice
The church wardens at St Mary Magdalene Church, Hucknall
Terence Lane, Contemporary Landscape Photographer
The Ravenshead & District Photographic Club
Newstead Abbey where many photographs were taken – both inside and outside the Abbey
Stephen, Pure Scottish Silver for developing the Pilgrim of Eternity logo and Pure Scottish Silver Byron commemorative bullion
Trish Davis and Amanda Gibbons for their continuous support over the years and for sharing their in-depth knowledge of Byron acquired during their years working at Newstead Abbey and connections with Byron Societies
Geoffrey Bond for his inspiration, encouragement and advice
The church wardens at St Mary Magdalene Church, Hucknall
Terence Lane, Contemporary Landscape Photographer
The Ravenshead & District Photographic Club
Newstead Abbey where many photographs were taken – both inside and outside the Abbey
Stephen, Pure Scottish Silver for developing the Pilgrim of Eternity logo and Pure Scottish Silver Byron commemorative bullion
