INDEX

Ackermann, Richard, [186] (note)
Age of Bronze, The, [4], [6], [8], [53], [202–207].
Anstey, Christopher, [30], [32], [40].
Anti-Jacobin, [30–33], [37], [59], [61], [64], [85]
Barrett, E. S., [36], [40]
Becher, Rev. J. T., [39], [45], [48]
Beppo, [6], [7], [8], [93], [113–127], [129–131], [144], [145], [161], [163], [182]
Berni, Francesco, [8], [118] (note), [121] (note), [127], [144], [155–157], [161]
Birrell, Augustine, Mr., [103], [209]
Blackwood’s Magazine, [51]
Blessington, Countess of, [115], [164].
Blues, The, [207–209]
Bowles, Rev. Samuel, [62–63]
Brougham, Lord, [48], [167]
Burns, Robert, [29]
Butler, Samuel, [11], [16], [122], [182]
Butler, Dr., [40–41]
Buratti, [157–159]
Byron, Lady, [107–110], [175–176]
Byron, Lord: place among English satirists, [7];
divisions of his satire, [8–9];
early satiric verse, [39–47];
position in 1798;
travels in Spain and Greece, [77];
life in London, [94];
his political beliefs, [95], [143], [168–172], [204];
life in Italy, [115–116];
death and burial, [208];
influence, [185], [186] (note)
Canning, George, [31], [32], [34], [35], [40], [203], [204]
Carlisle, Lord, [43] (note), [66–67]
Casti, Giambattista, [8], [117], [118–119], [127–144], [161], [162], [181]
Castlereagh, Lord, [102], [170–171]
Chesterton, G. K., [14]
Childe Harold, [6], [7], [77], [78], [110–111], [122], [136] (note)
Churchill, Charles, [3], [21–22], [25];
Apology Addressed to the Critical Reviewers, [56–58];
Prophecy of Famine, [66], [88–89]
Clarke, Hewson, [67]
Clermont, Mrs., [108–109], [215]
Cleveland, John, [11], [88]
Coleridge, S. T., [60–62], [63], [84], [173]
Collins, J. C., [127] (note), [129] (note)
Corsair, The, [97]
Courthope, W. J., [6], [29]
Cowper, [22], [66]
Crabbe, [22–23]
Critical Review, [56–57]
Curse of Minerva, The, [7], [77], [86–92]
Dallas, R. C., [49], [68], [77], [78]
Devil’s Drive, The, [93], [101–102]
Don Juan, [6], [8], [93], [114], [116], [127], [128], [133–144], [147–154], [158], [159], [161], [162], [163–187], [198], [208], [216]
Dryden, [3], [7], [11–13], [14], [15], [17], [37], [52];
comparison of Absalom and Achitophel and The Vision of Judgment, [198–199]; [210], [211], [212]
Edinburgh Review, [48–58]
English Bards, and Scotch Reviewers, [7–8], [33], [36], [37], [38], [47], [48–76], [79], [92], [95], [112], [162], [167], [169], [174], [187], [201], [215]
Forteguerri, [160]
Frere, J. H., [31], [118] (note);
The Monks, and the Giants, [117–127];
Fugitive Pieces, [39], [41], [42]
George III, [34], [94], [190], [191], [192], [193], [195], [196], [200]
George IV, [94], [96–98], [100], [105], [171]
Giaour, The, [7], [94]
Gifford, [8], [10], [23–25], [29], [31], [40], [42], [47], [50], [53], [54], [65];
comparison of Gifford and Byron, [71–73]; [74], [85], [93], [113], [170], [213]
Goethe, [195]
Goldsmith, [20], [30] (note)
Guiccioli, Countess, [116], [174], [177] (note)
Hamilton, Lady Anne, [35–36], [40];
Epics of the Ton, [59–60], [61], [64]
Henley, W. E., [200]
Hints from Horace, [8], [77–85], [92]
Hobhouse, J. C., [77], [78], [179], [216]
Hodgson, F., [57], [59], [73], [78]
Holland, Lord, [58], [68], [106] (note)
Hunt, Leigh, [68], [69], [95], [98], [115], [146], [202]
Ireland, W. H., [36]
Jeaffreson, [75], [98]
Jeffrey, [45], [50], [55], [56], [84], [216]
Johnson, Samuel, [21]
Juvenal, [21], [51]
Lamb, Lady Caroline, [107]
Lewis, M. G., [63], [64]
Liberal, The, [98], [148], [188], [191], [199], [201], [206]
Lines to a Lady Weeping, [97], [98]
Mant, Richard, [36–37], [40];
his Simpliciad, [59], [60], [61], [62]
Mathias, T. J., [19] (note), [25–26], [29], [33], [37], [40];
his Pursuits of Literature, [26] (note); [118]
Moore, Thomas, [1], [30], [32], [36], [38];
attacked in English Bards, [63–64]; [74];
his quarrel and reconciliation with Byron, [95–97]; [98], [99], [105], [111]
Murray, John, [78], [97], [102], [109], [111], [115], [118], [147], [154] (note), [164], [165], [166] (note), [175], [179], [191], [200]
Ottava rima, [9], [114], [120–121] (note);
Byron’s management of, [122], [161], [181], [202]
Parody, [5], [32], [189] and note
Peacock, T. L., [172] (note)
Pigot, Elizabeth, [44], [48]
Pope, [5], [7], [10];
work as a satirist, [13–16]; [18], [22], [33], [36], [37], [40], [41], [53], [54], [55], [59], [62], [63];
comparison of Byron and Pope, [69–72]; [74];
Essay on Criticism, [81–82];
Epistle to Lord Bathurst, [89]; [93], [113], [173], [191], [214]
Pulci, Luigi, [8], [117], [120], [144];
life, and influence on Byron, [145–155]; [156], [161], [196–197], [199]
Rejected Addresses, [28] (note), [106–107] and note
Rolliad, [27–28], [32], [40]
Satire, [2–5]
Scott, Walter, Sir, [5], [59–60] and note, [98]
Shelley, [38], [171] (note), [178], [188]
Sketch, A, [93], [108–109]
Southey, [60–62], [84], [173];
Byron’s quarrel with him, [188], ff.;
his Vision of Judgment, [190–191]
Swift, [16–17], [27], [122], [182]
Swinburne, [200]
Travesty, [5], [189] and note
Trelawney, [17] (note), [115], [182]
Vision of Judgment, The, [7], [8], [114], [116], [162], [188–201]
Waltz, The, [6], [7], [8], [65], [93], [103–106]
Windsor Poetics, [93], [99]
Wordsworth, [34], [36], [60–62], [71], [84], [174], [208]
Young, [16], [20], [28]