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Byron's Biography: Don Juan and Byron's Existential Angst.

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Summary:	"Byron's Biography: Don Juan and Byron's Existential Angst" is an essay written by Scott C. Holstad, which originally appeared in the June 5, 1999 issue of "The Nieve Roja Review." In the essay, Holstad presents a critical interpretation of the epic poem "Don Juan," which was written between 1819 and 1824 by the English poet George Gordon Byron (1788-1824), who was known as Lord Byron. Holstad discusses Byron's use of satire in the poem and lists the references used.  Read more...
Subjects	Byron, George Gordon (English poet) Electronic publications. Criticism. View all subjects
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