Byron's Plays: A Reassessment |
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The Congress of Vienna divided Italy . A number of secret societies were formed to bring about the reunification of Italy . The most important of them was the Carbonari , of which Byron became an active member .
The Congress of Vienna divided Italy . A number of secret societies were formed to bring about the reunification of Italy . The most important of them was the Carbonari , of which Byron became an active member .
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His letters of this time reveal his excitement at the thought of the possible liberation of Italy . He wrote to Murray : The Spanish and French affairs have set the Italians in a ferment ; and no wonder : they have been too long ...
His letters of this time reveal his excitement at the thought of the possible liberation of Italy . He wrote to Murray : The Spanish and French affairs have set the Italians in a ferment ; and no wonder : they have been too long ...
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What is more significant is his deep involvement in the Italian struggle for Independence at this time , which is reflected in the play . " Byron's excitement at the 5 prospect of a liberated Italy spills over in his letters of 1820 and ...
What is more significant is his deep involvement in the Italian struggle for Independence at this time , which is reflected in the play . " Byron's excitement at the 5 prospect of a liberated Italy spills over in his letters of 1820 and ...
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