The Phantom Byron Book Sale Catalogue.

This essay argues that there exist four sale catalogues of Byron's library, not three as hitherto thought, and that the fourth auction, held at the same time as the third and by the same auctioneer (under the title 'Library of a GENTLEMAN DECEASED'), contains titles of a religious and philosophical...

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Publicado en:Byron Journal Vol. 41; no. 1; pp. 49 - 57
Autor principal: Cochran, Peter
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Publicado: Liverpool University Press / Journals 2013
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