Ralph Milbanke, Earl of Lovelace: Astarte: a Fragment of Truth: Contents

The youngest daughter of Vice-Admiral John Byron; she was Lord Byron's aunt and corresponded with Lady Byron. In 1821 Lord Byron spoke of her “turn for ridicule.” The youngest daughter of Vice-Admiral John Byron; she was Lord Byron's aunt and corresponded with Lady Byron. In 1821 Lord Byron spoke of her “turn for ridicule.”

REFERENCES TO:

IX. Lady Byron and Mrs. Leigh (I) ¶ n3

Lady Byron to Theresa Villiers, 6 May 1816 ¶ 3

Lady Byron to Theresa Villiers, 6 May 1816 ¶ n3

X. Lady Byron and Mrs. Leigh (II) ¶ n2

Theresa Villiers to Lady Byron, 12 September 1816 ¶ 3

Lady Byron to Augusta Leigh, [September? 1816] ¶ 1

Lady Byron to Augusta Leigh, [September? 1816] ¶ n2

XI. Byron and Augusta ¶ n1

Lord Byron to Augusta Leigh, 18 December 1816 ¶ 6

Lord Byron to Augusta Leigh, 13 January 1817 ¶ 1

Lord Byron to Augusta Leigh, 13 January 1817 ¶ n1

Lord Byron to Augusta Leigh, 25 February 1817 ¶ 2

Lord Byron to Augusta Leigh, 5 October 1821 ¶ 9

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Authors: Lovelace, Ralph Milbanke, Earl of, 1839-1906; Lovelace, Mary Stuart Wortley, Countess of, d. 1941

Title: Astarte: a Fragment of Truth concerning George Gordon Byron, sixth Lord Byron (London: Christophers, 1921).

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Series: Lord Byron and his Times: http://lordbyron.org

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