Byron's Plays: A Reassessment |
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8 13 Two factors , therefore , emerged from Byron's association with the Carbonari movement and these became the controlling forces in Marino Faliero Byron's sympathy with the revolutionaries and his acceptance even of bloodshed when it ...
8 13 Two factors , therefore , emerged from Byron's association with the Carbonari movement and these became the controlling forces in Marino Faliero Byron's sympathy with the revolutionaries and his acceptance even of bloodshed when it ...
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155-156 ) The Doge himself passes through a night of despair , to the moonlight uncertainities , and finally to the dawn when he prepares to murder his fellow - patricians in the spirit of sacrifice . IV Marino Faliero was the only play ...
155-156 ) The Doge himself passes through a night of despair , to the moonlight uncertainities , and finally to the dawn when he prepares to murder his fellow - patricians in the spirit of sacrifice . IV Marino Faliero was the only play ...
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Jeffrey complained that Byron had made a wrong choice of subject in Marino Faliero because it was " without love or hatred -- misanthropy or pity -- containing nothing voluptuous and nothing terrific -- but depending , for its grandeur ...
Jeffrey complained that Byron had made a wrong choice of subject in Marino Faliero because it was " without love or hatred -- misanthropy or pity -- containing nothing voluptuous and nothing terrific -- but depending , for its grandeur ...
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