Lord Byrons full name is George Gordon Noel Byron, he was born on the 22 of January 1788, in London. ... He was a famous English Romantic poet. ... Lady Byron took their daughter to her parents house a month after she was born and informed Byron that she was not coming back. On February 15, 1824 Byron fell ill. ... The cold grew worse and Byron fell into a coma where around six o'clock April 19, 1824 Lord Byron passed away. 145 years after Lord Byrons death a memorial was finally placed on the floor of the house he inherited from his Uncle....

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Patch Adams and Dead Poets Society "[Courage is] when you know you're licked before you begin but you begin anyway and you see it through no matter what." ... Lord Byron He made people laugh when they were sick, and that made them forget about their sickness and have fun. ... Patch Adams and Dead Poets Society are very similar they are both about taking adventure and trying to change tradition in the world. ...

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Dryden, Swift, Pope, Addison, Steele, and Johnson were all great satirists, and self-described heirs of the Roman poets Horace and Juvenal. ... Byron and Thackeray, in the nineteenth century along with T. ...

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The eighteen year old writer sat amazed by the conversations between her friends and the passionate poet she adored, Percy Bysshe Shelley regarding the latest scientific experiments upon cadavers and what they might mean philosophically in terms of the limitations of science. Upon the conclusion of this debate, a challenge was issued to each person present to write a ghost story as said by Robert Kiely "It was supposedly begun as part of a literary contest among Shelly, Mary, Byron, and Polydor to write a ghost story in a vein popular in Germany and France". ...

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Growing through the social classes from a working class boy to a successful poet, despite this, he still wishes to remain in the same social circle as his parents. ... This is one of the reasons why Harrison uses Byron and Wordsworth as the names of others in the graveyard, as he believes that these people who have the same name as poets, but do working class jobs, "building Church Organs," "and tanning luggage cowhide," are just like his work; appears very sophisticated at first but once you understand everything then you can see that he is working class like everyone else and shouldn'...

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• Grade Level: Undergraduate