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Byron on critics and fellow poets in his voluminous reminiscences
The passage recounts Lord Byron’s reflections on the English Bards and South Reviewers, his disputes with John Murray, and friendships with Moore Hobhouse and Shelley. It covers debates over publication, anonymity in writing, and views on Campbell, Coleridge, and Madame de Stael, with anecdotes of meetings and critiques from Medwin.
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