1.11k03urh300defaultxmlWed Dec 2 00:55:49 2009 UTClccn-n80-1073000.670.921.00n 80107300oca00488114aLeigh, Augusta,1784-1851lccn-n81-26857Byron, George Gordon ByronBaron1788-1824lccn-n50-32956Byron, Anne Isabella Milbanke ByronBaroness1792-1860rcplccn-n79-61063Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft1797-1851lccn-n79-54060Shelley, Percy Bysshe1792-1822rcplccn-n78-86434Lamb, CarolineLady1785-1828np-crane, davidCrane, Davidlccn-n50-17509Gunn, Peterlccn-n85-290314Guiccioli, Teresacontessa di1800-1873rcplccn-nr97-12601Lovelace, Ralph MilbankeEarl of1839-1906lccn-n80-35884Keats, John1795-1821Leigh, Augusta1784-1851Leigh, Augusta1784-1851600Turney, CatherineWomen authorsStowe, Harriet Beecher,--1811-1896Josephine,--Empress, consort of Napoleon I, Emperor of the French,--1763-1814Publishers and publishingHarpsichord--Instruction and studyTaylor, Henry,--Sir,--1800-1886Marchand, Leslie Alexis,--1900-Authors, EnglishManuscriptsSongs (Medium voice) with pianoJoyce, James,--1882-1941Glees, catches, rounds, etc.Women authors, AmericanWarner BrosShakespeare, William,--1564-1616SourcesGuiccioli, Teresa,--contessa di,--1800-1873WomenPoetryRomanticismHistorical fictionEleanor,--of Aquitaine, Queen, consort of Henry II, King of England,--1122?-1204Biographical fictionSongs (Medium voice) with instrumental ensemble--PartsLeigh, Elizabeth Medora,--1814-1849Musical settingsByron familyRecords and correspondenceHistoryMarriageTriangles (Interpersonal relations)Manners and customsBrawne, Fanny,--1800-1865Keats, John,--1795-1821Lamb, Caroline,--Lady,--1785-1828Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft,--1797-1851Shelley, Percy Bysshe,--1792-1822Great BritainEnglandPoetsBrothers and sistersPoets, EnglishPoets, English--Family relationshipsByron, Anne Isabella Milbanke Byron,--Baroness,--1792-1860FamilyFictionBiographyLeigh, Augusta,--1784-1851Byron, George Gordon Byron,--Baron,--1788-18241784185118001815181618231829183218431847187118871920192119251944195719581968197519811990199619982000200220032004200520062008<viaf>50023771</viaf>4249bookpr4382ocn085895877ocn1826643844764511111ocn022274550sw022274550:lccn-n80-107300Falsescor19810.90Reimann, Aribert662ocn017351014sw017351014:lccn-n80-107300Falsebook18870.94Byron, Anne Isabella Milbanke Byron661ocn023014309sw023014309:lccn-n80-107300Falsebook19200.93Fletcher, William221ocn039397921sw039397921:lccn-n80-107300Falsescor19811.00Reimann, Aribert111ocn281652460sw281652460:lccn-n80-107300Falsebook1815

Chiefly extracts from reading. Includes some extracts from Shakespeare (Much ado about nothing, The Tempest, Romeo and Juliet, Two Gentlemen of Verona), Samuel Johnson, Joseph Dacre, and Thomas Carlyle. Originally thought to be in the hand of Byron or his wife and given to Byron's sister.

111ocn270846649sw270846649:lccn-n80-107300FalsebookLeigh, Augusta111ocn270612744sw270612744:lccn-n80-107300Falsebook1832Murray, John

Sending a copy of Byron's poems to annotate for a new edition.

111ocn270598520sw270598520:lccn-n80-107300FalsebookLeigh, Augusta

Concerning restoration of Newstead Abbey, her family's pedigree, a portrait of Lord Byron, and asking to rent rooms at Newstead.

111ocn270596746sw270596746:lccn-n80-107300FalsebookLeigh, Augusta

Mentioning [William] Fletcher's response to a "beautiful little portrait" of Lord Byron.

111ocn270470546sw270470546:lccn-n80-107300FalsebookBroughton, John Cam Hobhouse

Warning her against Mr. Fleming.

111ocn270134394sw270134394:lccn-n80-107300FalsebookByron, George Gordon Byron

Requesting news of his daughter Ada and silence about Lady Byron, and detailing his liaison with Teresa Guiccioli.

111ocn270134393sw270134393:lccn-n80-107300Falsebook1823Byron, Anne Isabella Milbanke Byron

Answering Byron's questions about their daughter Ada, and seeking to end a dispute about a trusteeship.

111ocn270125211sw043171546:lccn-n80-107300Falsescor18000.67Stevens, R. J. S111ocn270124651sw270124651:lccn-n80-107300FalsescorArnold, Samuel111ocn182664384sw182664384:lccn-n80-107300FalsemixdByron, George Gordon Byron

The Lord Byron manuscript material in the Pforzheimer Collection consists of writings, correspondence, and various documents. The writings include: a holograph fair copy of Marino Faliero ; a draft of Don Juan, Canto XVI ; and a holograph manuscript of "Fare Thee Well," his poem to Lady Byron upon their separation. The bulk of the correspondence is dated between 1818 and 1823 and discusses publishing matters, family arrangements, and his involvement in the Greek war for independence. Correspondents include: Teresa Guiccioli, his mistress ; Leigh Hunt, poet, journalist, and literary critic ; Thomas Moore, Irish poet and songwriter ; Percy Bysshe Shelley, poet ; and over seventy-five others. The documents include checks, a letter of credit, and a codicil to his last will and testament.

111ocn145405980sw145405980:lccn-n80-107300FalsemixdByron, George Gordon Byron

The George Gordon Byron papers consist of manuscripts, letters, an account book, engravings, handwritten musical scores, wills and other documents, and clippings, all ranging in date from 1642 to 1968, with the majority dating from 1798-1830. While most of the manuscripts in the Works series are in Byron's hand, some are copies in the hand of his wife, Anne Isabella Milbanke Byron, and other persons. Typescript copies are also present. Among Byron's manuscripts are Cain, A Mystery; Canto VIII and Canto IX of Don Juan; The Island: Or, Christian and His Comrades; Ode to Napoléon Buonaparte; Sardanapolus; and The Siege of Corinth. English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers is represented by a handwritten fragment by Byron, as well as a bound copy in an unidentified hand; an 1817 bound copy in an unidentified hand of the fourth edition; and a printed book interleaved with pasted-in autographs, manuscript notes, portraits of well-known authors, and copies of poems about Byron dating from 1812-1819. Many of Byron's short poems are present, including "Childish Recollections," "I Saw Thee Weep," "To a Knot of Ungenerous Critics," and "To E. N. Long." Also included are an account book dating from 1819 to 1820, with additional entries by Teresa Guiccioli, and a draft and final copy of Byron's 1811 will.

111ocn144652039sw144652039:lccn-n80-107300FalsemixdPforzheimer, Carl H

Letters, diaries, literary manuscripts, proofs, and other items to, from, and concerning the English Romantic poet Percy Bysshe Shelley, his family, associates, and contemporaries, including more than 300 items by Shelley; ca. 350 letters and manuscripts of William Godwin; about 50 items of Mary Wollstonecraft; ca. 400 items by Mary Wollstonecraft Shelley; over 150 letters and manuscripts by Lord Byron; roughly 150 items of Thomas Love Peacock; 300 letters and other items by Leigh Hunt; and ca. 130 letters of Edward John Trelawny.

111ocn085895877sw085895877:lccn-n80-107300FalsemixdChambers, Henry

· To Augusta Leigh, half-sister of Lord Byron : 1 autograph letter signed : 1 Aug 1824 : (B'ANA 0220) : sending verses (no longer enclosed) on the death of Lord Byron.

111ocn006443828sw006443828:lccn-n80-107300Falsebook1.00Leigh, Augusta

Refers to a ghost story in the Byron Family, and of the ghost's appearance to Julia Byron.

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Papers consist primarily of correspondence by others about Lord Byron, and include some letters to Lord Byron. Miscellaneous documents relating to Byron's life and work include a list of subscribers to the Byron Memorial Fund, 1876; an invitation, issued to E.J. Trelawny, to the Byron Club, 1876; correspondence and legal documents, 1822, resulting from an incident known as the "Pisan Affray;" a travel journal, 1820-1822, by William Newton Street mentioning a visit to the Rome studio of Thorvaldsen, who was working on a bust of Byron; a list of medicinal items ordered by Byron, 1819; a drawing of Byron's schooner, n.d.; a commonplace book, 1809, and diary, 1830, kept by Lady Noel Byron; a draft of BYRON: A BIOGRAPHY by Leslie Marchand, n.d.; and travel documents, will, accounts, and correspondence, 1821-1826 of Pietro Gamba. Also, an essay by Gamba describing Lord Byron's trip to Cefalonia. Correspondents include Teresa Guiccioli, Augusta Ada Byron, Augusta Leigh, Augusta Ada Lovelace, Douglas Kinnaird, Caroline Lamb, John C. Hobhouse, William Lamb, C.G. Byron (Lord Byron's mother), E.J. Trelawny, Julia Maria Byron, Marianna Segati, Margarita Cogni, Andrea Magnarotto, Arpelice Taruscelli, Fanny Silvestrini, Mary W. Shelley, Lady Noel Byron, and others.

111ocn150457422sw150457422:lccn-n80-107300Falsebook1968Gunn, Peter111ocn050616671sw050616671:lccn-n80-107300Falsemixd18231.00Byron, George Gordon Byron

The collection consists of four items: an envelope containing dried flowers from Missolonghi; a lock of Byron's hair sent by Byron's half-sister and one-time paramour, Augusta May Leigh, to Lady Fellows; a lock of Augusta Leigh's hair sent to Sir Charles Fellows; and a copy of a letter addressed to Illustrious sir, 24 July 1823. The letter was probably sent to Goethe, and includes the news that Byron is returning to Greece.

111ocn042064661sw042064661:lccn-n80-107300Falsebook19960.67Sogge, Paul Eric111ocn040186785sw040186785:lccn-n80-107300Falsebook19441.00Gregory, Alyse111ocn036206704sw036206704:lccn-n80-107300Falsemixd1.00Roberts, Jane

Diary and notebook of author of Two Years at Sea, The Court Favourite, and Lowenstein, King of the Forest. Entries record the sale, writing, and publication of these three works as well as the writing and rejection of another, Verginia (sic) Water, providing a detailed account of the author's difficult relationship with the publishing world. Volume also contains poetry by Roberts, including a sequel to the Scottish ballad "Auld Robin Grey;" and "The Highminded Maiden of Scotia's Proud Land" (written on the day of the burial of Florence Hastings).

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