Byronic Tragedy Fo Catt At Venice Inspires Literary Echoes
A review traces Lord Byron's potential influence on a Venetian tragedy about Foscaris and the doge, detailing historical torture, exile, and the son Foscaris death, with reflections on how the tale fed Byron’s poetic craft and a broader Bach of historical memory in Ve- nice.
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Roger
Cates
Lord Byron
Moore
Hhe
Jurgen Dil
Leome Fen
Beth
Vawhea
Pan
Weeviae
Vimar
Anton
Wolfauen
Win
Ponellou
Podeari Gefiantiem
Elis
Der
Mudre
Candia
Milan
Cavcera
Listuessenger
Duke of
Venice
Canada
Prinres
Vassari
Senate
de Ollenca
Biselarse
Moscari
Tord Byron
Olbery
Dever
Avery
More Deus
Can Jia
Foscari
Coudia
Prises
Nivhudua Piriada
Cain
Load Byron
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Constantinople Navy Fortifications and Urban Drift
A long historical account describes Constantinople in detail, detailing the Bosphorus approaches, harbor works, fortifications, and docks. It covers the canal, galata, Pera, and Tas, with notes on navy yards, barracks, and strategic importance for defense and trade.
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Shale Taciby
Perupo
London
Perteh
Weclvh
Austriang
Tnaler
Mads
Europe
Ikea
Constantinople
Fie Liane
Aubarta
Myooh
Hassakeni
Hass Pashaw
Galata
Tophuoa
Muropa
Nature Herawii
Cydarie
Raruyery
Bosphoria
Constaninople
Wil
Wbairal
Ubvesaa- Ins
Othe
Persunecotini
Aco Cio Marina
Coe Yay
Turkey
Marine Mazagines
Capitan-Vashaw
Corliyet
Tim Phrests
Sultan Selim
Nuirturs
Achmet II
Passarowitz
Sultan Solin
Tasso Koni
Miliary Engineer School
Saflan Sellen
Alice
Bartiek
Die Sea
Vophana
Seragna
Silvie Seling
Piotih
Aru de Breves
Nauta
Getic
Aral Uh Snr
Tata
Bod Tienelley
Phorus
Atadh
Romiily
Alesin
Ancdaly Hisgar
Pera
St. Dmitri
Aml Galata
Alroog
Diportauk Warnigou
Plitean
St. F Muntei
Oineidan
Ub Ka Bosphorus
Dolnivbakele
Daoliu
Daoliu (He Otharat Dic Port of Constantinopla
Lesvid
Fragmented Irish Letter Contends with Race and Leadership
A lengthy Dublin Journal edition presents a caustic letter critiquing Anglo Irish relations, arguing about race mixing and British rule while lamenting Ireland’s political state. It references John Bull, UK governance, and concerns over Ascendancy. A later note reports Dalton’s arrest for the murder of Thomas Lawrence in Nepagh and mentions local yeomanry involvement.
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T. Beitan
Jobo Bullta
Patricte
Jota Bull
Alvivar
John Bull bin
Vhs
O Bey
Treland
Howe
Ireland
Lanuver
Euutesa
Ord
Londondyrry
Cunyny Silat
Bloomfield
Leudda
Lleury Dundas
Lyndoch
Su Kyre
Torellen
Webnigi
Hinself
Dalton
Thoms Lawrence
Nepagh
Beuran
My Griffith
Maryborough
Chitlith
Mountrath
Mr. Lawrence
Phrue
Verner
Renee
Cal Artill
Thy Roya Ar
Ooder
Contoiand
Mayer Garten
Sland
Corps Macched
Athlone
Lluise Artillery
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Alvin Cailenee
V Ain
Clein
Lise
Council of
Fae Sad
Goa
Wedel
Ostiaolf
Snoueniat
Aiananers
Clistoms
Wwe
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Bnabird
Goreek
Hue Diews
Spain
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Mtu
Tommy
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Bonnar Ritan
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