The Life, Letters and Journals of Lord Byron, 1866 (Classic Reprint)

In these two sets of correspondence (given as they are here, with as little suppression as a regard to private feelings and to certain other considerations warrants) will he found a complete history, from the pen of the poet himself, of the course of his life and thoughts, during this most energetic period of his whole career presenting altogether so wide a canvass of animated and, often, unconscious self-portraiture, as even the communicative spirit of genius has seldom, if ever, before bestowed on the world.

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